From the Western Middle Atlas, the Hills and Rivers rug bursts with chromatic rhythm and celebratory energy. This Boujaad piece captures the joyful spontaneity of rural women’s expression, where landscape motifs are interpreted through vibrant geometries.

In this tactile composition, raised motifs in rust, rose, and verdant green cascade across an ivory field—resembling garden terraces, streams, and the undulating hills of the Chaouia region. More than a rug, it is an ode to abundance, joy, and feminine creativity.

Design Vocabulary

• Terraced Blocks: Symbolize cultivated land and harmonious coexistence with nature.
• Rose-Toned Glyphs: Reflect joy, ceremony, and feminine vitality.
• Green Embroidery: Represents fertility, seasonality, and spiritual connection to earth.

✧ Boujaad | Western Middle Atlas | Joyous Expression Rug | Wool on Wool