Carpet collection Them - 345 x 274cm

This berber carpet which is called Azilal, takes its name from the Azilal region in Morocco, where it was made by hand on a traditional loom. Its motifs and colors represent the moods, loves and sorrows of the weaver at the time of its creation. Once this carpet has been created, the weaver will make another completely different one, depending on her emotions at the time. Each piece is therefore unique.

This colorful berber rug has been made in more than 1 month. Click on this link to discover our carpet's handmade process.

Our rugs with a white background and coloured designs always have a white wool background. The colours can be either cotton or wool. The very bright colours are generally in cotton and the more natural colours are in wool. Our carpets, which are all coloured, are 100% wool.

DELIVERY

All the parcels are shipped from France.

No custom fees for orders from European Union countries. Some duty fees could be applied for countries outside European Union. All duty fees are at your charge.

We ship worldwide. All the orders are shipped once every 7/15 days.

RETURN

You have 14 days to ask an exchange, a credit note or a refund.

For orders from France :

- In case of an exchange/credit note : the return and the shipping of the new product is at your charge

- In case of a refund : the return is at your charge

For orders from the rest of the world :

- In case of an exchange/credit note : the return is at your charge and the shipping of the new product will be free

- In case of a refund : the return is at your charge

Surprisingly, a berber rug is easy to maintain. You have to keep in mind that these pieces full of history are not primarily intended to be a decorative object. Berber women weave them and use them as blankets or rugs for insulation. The exceptional quality of the weaving and the wool allows the Berber carpet to last over time and to age very well.

If you take good care of your berber carpet, you could keep it all your life !

To maintain it, vacuum it once a week at the most to avoid damaging wool. If you can't shake it, turn it over for a few hours once a month and all the dust will fall out. In case of a stain, you should immediately tap in with a cloth soaked in water, often this is enough. If it doesn't work, add spirit vinegar or natural soap.