"Festival Geometry" is a radiant Boujaad rug woven in the Haouz plains of the Middle Atlas. Its bold triangular axis, pulsing with directional tension and chromatic storytelling, draws the eye inward—toward the symbolic core of the feminine journey and the homeward path.
This piece is a celebration of Amazigh vitality: a prism of jewel-toned color blocks—magenta, lapis, saffron, and coral—arranged in a chevroned arrow composition. The embedded glyphs, including stepped paths and ancestral combs, signal fertility, movement, and protection. These are not mere decorations—they are mnemonic code passed through generations.
Woven from hand-spun wool and dyed with a mix of natural and post-colonial synthetic tones, this rug is both artifact and artwork. It offers not only visual exuberance, but an encoded grammar of the Amazigh worldview.
Design Vocabulary
Chevroned Axis: Represents protection and the woman’s migratory path
Festival Color Palette: Bold celebratory hues conveying joy, fertility, and seasonal rhythm
Embedded Glyphs: Including stepped paths (journey), combs (female protection), and seeds (abundance)
Boujaad Interpretation – Haouz Atlas Weaving
✧ 100% natural wool | Handmade in the Middle Atlas | One of a kind
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✧ Handwoven Sample — Customizable
This rug is an original sample from our weaving workshop. Every stitch is handcrafted using undyed or plant-dyed wool sourced from the Atlas.
The motifs, symbols, and size can all be reimagined to reflect your own vision.
