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Vintage Boucherouite Moroccan Hand-Woven Carpet Rug, Morocco, c. 1960's creator-Fritz Hansen Unique period instructional art centers

Vintage Boucherouite Moroccan Hand-Woven Carpet Rug, Morocco, c. 1960's creator-Fritz Hansen Unique period instructional art centersTitle: Vintage Boucherouite Moroccan Hand Woven Carpet Rug, Morocco, c. 1960's About: Handwoven and dyed by women of the Berber tribes of Morocco this extraordinary Boucherouite (meaning 'scrap' or 'rag' in Arabic) rug is absolutely stunning! The treasured skills of weaving and dying have been passed from mother to daughter within the Berber tribes for thousands of years. Dyed from extract of native flora of the Atlas Mountains and made by knotting

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Unique period instructional art centers and room and truly is a great conversation starter

Origin: EcuadorProof: Ample Provenance - Industry ConsensusPeriod: 1960sMaterial: Leather | FruitwoodState: Partial Restoration (See Details)Condition Details: This artfully-designed and crafted table is in stunningly excellent condition and features a newly upholstered top

About: Solid walnut chair and ottoman set designed by Jens Risom

A longer chain can be cut to length at cost

The upholstery was recently redone in a gorgeous off-white linen and is in showroom condition

Vintage Boucherouite Moroccan Hand-Woven Carpet Rug, Morocco, c. 1960's creator-Fritz Hansen Unique period instructional art centersTitle: Vintage Boucherouite Moroccan Hand Woven Carpet Rug, Morocco, c. 1960's About: Handwoven and dyed by women of the Berber tribes of Morocco this extraordinary Boucherouite (meaning 'scrap' or 'rag' in Arabic) rug is absolutely stunning! The treasured skills of weaving and dying have been passed from mother to daughter within the Berber tribes for thousands of years. Dyed from extract of native flora of the Atlas Mountains and made by knotting

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