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Central Morocco · Haouz plain

Boujaad
Boujaad rugs are associated with the town and wider area of Boujad in central Morocco. Their palette frequently moves through red, pink, plum, orange, and violet, with geometric compositions that can feel both ordered and free. Older examples may show gentle fading and abrash, natural shifts in dye tone across a field.
Material
Wool, with occasional mixed fibers
Construction
Hand-knotted, typically medium to high pile
Pattern character
Faded geometric bands, lozenges, and color drift
Climate & use
Comfortable year-round; forgiving in lived-in rooms
Relative price
From ··. The final price depends on size, age, condition, wool, and workmanship.
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