A graphic Boujaad runner from the Middle Atlas, hand-loomed in moubra (goat hair) with brocaded wool talismans across a deep charcoal/black ground. Low-profile, durable and hallway-friendly, it brings instant architecture to corridors, kitchens and entryways.

Glyph Reading & Energy

Repeating lozenges signal protection, fertility and wayfinding, while the zigzag sserghina borders act as guardians of the path. Energetically grounding with a forward-motion cadence—ideal for transitional spaces.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Boujaad · Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: Vintage, 1960s–1980s
• Dimensions: 300 × 90 cm (approx. 9'10" × 2'11") + fringe
• Construction: Kilim (flatweave) with brocaded wool motifs
• Materials: Moubra (goat-hair) warp/weft; wool patterning
• Palette: Black/charcoal field; motifs in saffron, turquoise, red, ivory, plum and olive
• Profile: Low, door-clearing; excellent for high-traffic zones
• Condition: Vintage; professionally cleaned and ready to ship
• ADA-ID: [ADA-R##]

Placement Playbook

• Hallways & entries (pairs well with blackened hardware and walnut or oak floors)
• Kitchen galley lanes for a soft, resilient underfoot
• Bedside runner to elongate and frame low platforms

Care: vacuum with suction only (no beater bar). Spot clean with mild soap and cold water; avoid soaking. Use a rug pad to stabilize and protect the foundation. Expect artisanal irregularities and subtle abrash.

Directional geometry. Corridor-ready durability. Old-world Boujaad soul.