Boerne Vintage Moroccan Rug | 3’7” x 10’10”

A long woven runner grounded in color and mountain craft

This hand-knotted wool and cotton rug from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco carries movement and depth through its elongated form. Woven using traditional Amazigh techniques, its red field is balanced with green accents that energize the space without overwhelming it. Estimated to be 20 to 30 years old, the surface shows the softened character that develops through time and daily use. Professionally cleaned and ready for placement, it brings warmth and structure to interiors that value lived material.

Cultural Context & Detail

Amazigh Weaving Tradition: Created using techniques passed down through generations of Atlas Mountain artisans.
Atlas Mountains Origin: Woven in Morocco’s highland region, where weaving remains a cultural practice.
Vintage Character: Approximately 20 to 30 years old with natural wear reflecting age and use.

Material & Construction

Wool and Cotton Blend: A durable combination offering warmth, structure, and flexibility.
Hand-Knotted Construction: Built knot by knot using traditional methods rather than machine production.
One-of-a-Kind Variation: Differences in color, weave, and wear ensure individual character.

Styling & Placement

Elongated Scale: Ideal for hallways, narrow living areas, or layered beneath furniture.
Color Presence: Red and green tones add richness while maintaining visual balance.
Textural Contrast: Adds warmth against stone, wood, or minimalist interiors.

Product Details

• Material: Wool and cotton
• Origin: Morocco
• Dimensions: 3 ft 7 in × 10 ft 10 in
• Color: Red, green
• Age: Approximately 20 to 30 years
• Condition: Professionally cleaned, vintage wear and minor imperfections consistent with age

Ideal For

• Hallways and transitional spaces
• Anchoring long, narrow rooms
• Adding saturated color to neutral interiors
• Homes that favor artisan-made textiles

Rich in tone and shaped by tradition, this runner offers enduring warmth and character woven through time.