Song of the Source is a radiant Boujaad composition that channels the joy, movement, and chromatic harmony of Amazigh womanhood. Bursting with vibrant reds, pinks, saffron, and ivory, it mimics the rhythm of celebratory dance and the geometry of plowed fields seen from above.

This rug reads like a textile chant—each diagonal stripe echoing footfalls, songs, and rituals of seasonal gathering. The densely knotted wool and deeply dyed yarns offer a tactile landscape of energy, ecstasy, and rooted belonging. A true chromatic field for a home that honors stories in color.

Design Vocabulary

• Diagonal Striation: A woven rhythm reflecting agricultural memory and movement.
• Saffron and Crimson: Pigments of joy, fertility, and Amazigh festivity.
• Densely Knotted Wool: An emblem of Boujaad mastery and textural opulence.

✧ Boujaad | Western Middle Atlas | Chromatic Field Rug | Wool on Cotton