Taznakht Moroccan Rug Palette

A vibrant Kharita crafted by Anzal artisans, located 30 kilometers north of Tazenakht, showcases their legacy upheld by generations of women.

Known interchangeably as Golden Fingers, Kharita, or Tazenakht, this rug style features intricate geometric patterns, woven with a complex technique allowing for reversible designs.

Fashioned from 100% live sheep’s wool and dyed with natural ingredients like henna, pomegranate skin, saffron, indigo, and mint, this Flatweave exemplifies durability and timeless beauty.

Why would I invest in a handmade Berber Rug?

Investing in a handmade Berber Rug means you are acquiring a piece of art that will appreciate in value over time. These rugs are timeless masterpieces that have been passed down from one generation to the next, making them a part of the rich Berber heritage. By owning a Berber Rug, you become a proud guardian of this cultural legacy, and your investment will be cherished for years to come.

Are Wool Rugs harmful towards my children?

Wool rugs pose no harm to your children as the natural wool fiber is too thick to be inhaled, and it does not harbor harmful bacteria or mites. Additionally, wool is hypoallergenic, which significantly reduces the risk of allergies. Therefore, your baby can crawl and roll on the rug safely and comfortably.

Are Wool Rugs suitable for my pet?

Wool rugs are an excellent choice for pet owners. Wool fibers act as a natural air filter, ensuring clean and safe air for your pets to breathe. In addition, the softness and warmth of wool provide a cozy and comfortable spot for your furry friends to rest. Wool is naturally resistant to dirt, thanks to its protective outer layer that traps dirt in the top layer of the rug, making it easy to remove by vacuuming. Wool is also highly recommended against pet claws, and it can withstand years of use and cleaning.

By choosing a wool rug, you are also supporting a sustainable and eco-friendly industry that uses natural materials and vegetable dyes, which are both durable and biodegradable.

Are Berber Rugs Resistant?

Rest assured that our Berber Rugs are highly durable and resistant to wear and tear. Thanks to the use of 100% natural materials and traditional weaving techniques, they can withstand the test of time, frequent use, and cleaning. Moreover, the natural lanolin oil in the wool fibers will resurface and help maintain the rug’s quality and appearance after each wash.To ensure the longevity of your rug, we recommend using a gentle detergent when washing it.

SHIPPING

Due to the intricate hand-weaving and air-drying process, our rugs take about 5-8 weeks to craft. Larger rugs (9’x12′ or more) may need more time. Once your rug is ready, it’ll reach you in 3-7 business days. You’ll get an email with your tracking info as soon as it ships, and you’ll also receive a notification the day before delivery for a precise schedule.

RETURNS

Our top priority is your complete satisfaction! If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return the items within 7 days of receiving your order for a full refund. Please note that you will be responsible for paying the return shipping fees and any customs charges. To begin the return process, please contact us at sales@berberweave.com and we will provide you with return instructions.

Our product images are taken in natural sunlight to accurately depict the rug’s appearance,, and if you require additional photos under different lighting, please let us know, and we will be happy to accommodate your request. Keep in mind that the appearance of the rug may vary under different lighting conditions, so we encourage you to experiment with different lighting options to find the best location for your rug in your home.

This kind of berber rug is solid and durable, as they get older, they develop more character, more beauty, more individuality, and no need for professional cleaning. For good maintenance of the rug, it is advisable to vacuum regularly. In the case of a stain, it is best to try and remove it with a moist towel of warm water immediately instead of letting the stain dry. Lift as much as possible without rubbing.Wool is also self-clean, and if you can hang or lay the carpet out in a fresh breeze occasionally will be good.