Mid-20th Century Hand-Woven Moroccan Berber Wedding Throw, 185cm

In Morocco it is a wedding berber shawl. We can use as a beautiful table cover during an outdoor summer buffet -or resting on the back of a sofa. On the wall it becomes a luminous t...

Vintage Moroccan carpet with soft wool and a particular measure: think about where to put it! Placed side by side with another similar rug, it becomes an interesting unusual large r...

Moroccan Old Kilim Beni Uaren from a rich private collection. All my Moroccan rugs have been shown in Italy, under supervision of a Moroccan scholar charged by the Moroccan king. nr....

nr. 1194 - Vintage simple minimal rug in hand-spun cotton and hemp, in their natural colors. It's very simple and good, also in price (because I want to close my activities).

20325, Vintage Moroccan Wedding Blanket, Berber Handira Tamizart. This handwoven wool vintage Moroccan wedding blanket also known as a Berber Handira features rows of fluffy fringe embellished with paillette sequins. Generally woven by the bride's family members, these Moroccan Handiras are symbolic textiles infused with the Baraka to bestow blessings. Moroccan wedding blankets are believed to keep away evil spirits, bring good luck to the new married couple, and bequeath fertility. The depth of meaning presented in this cream-colored, sequin adorned cherished textile is what make Moroccan Handira wedding...

   20326 Vintage Moroccan Wedding Blanket, Berber Handira Tamizart 03'01 x 5'00. This handwoven wool vintage Moroccan Wedding Blanket also known as a B...

78403 vintage Moroccan wedding blanket, 04'03 x 06'06. This handwoven wool vintage Moroccan Wedding Blanket also known as a Berber Tamizart Handira fea...

20825, vintage Moroccan wedding blanket, Berber Handira Tamizart. This handwoven wool vintage Moroccan wedding blanket also known as a Berber Handira features rows of fluffy fringe embellished with accent colors. The underside of this vintage Handira blanket displays kilim bands on a black-coffee backdrop with accent colors. These bands are linked back to the flat-weave kilims of the region. Generally woven by the bride's family members, these Moroccan Handiras are symbolic textiles. Moroccan wedding blankets are believed to keep away evil spirits, bring good luck to the new married couple, and bequeath fertility. The depth of meaning presented in this cream-colored cherished textile, is what make Moroccan Handira wedding...