
Vintage 1970s Boujaad Rug, 315 x 190 cm, V-270
Vintage Boujaad Rug – Vibrant Saffron Field & Ancestral Symbolism
Circa 1960s–1970s · Handwoven in the Haouz Region, Morocco
This striking Boujaad rug is a powerful example of mid-20th-century Amazigh textile artistry.
Its dominant saffron-orange field radiates warmth and vitality — somewhere between burnt orange, pumpkin, and deep marigold. The color is bold yet softened by time, creating a saturated but mature presence.
At the center, a large diamond medallion in deep forest green and dark brown anchors the composition — a traditional Amazigh symbol of protection, femininity, and continuity.
✧ A Field of Living Symbols
Inside and around the central diamond, the surface is alive with small tribal motifs woven in green, burgundy, ivory, black, and muted rose tones.
You’ll notice:
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Floral-like stars and rosettes
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Protective talismanic shapes
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Abstract plant forms
-
Small animal-inspired figures
-
Geometric guardians within the border
The outer frame is structured with repeated rectangular symbols, creating a protective perimeter — almost like architectural columns surrounding the field.
The bottom section introduces a secondary diamond and smaller repeating lozenges, reinforcing balance and symmetry.
This is a narrative composition — not random decoration.
✧ Chromatic Contrast & Depth
The orange base is intensified by deep green outlines that form the central diamond and vertical axis. The green has slightly oxidized over time, creating subtle tonal variation that shifts under natural light.
The contrast between warm terracotta and cool forest green gives the rug energy and dimension.
This is a confident palette — expressive but harmoniously balanced.
✧ Texture & Presence
Woven in Atlas wool, the pile is medium and supple, offering warmth and softness underfoot while maintaining visual structure.
The fringe and border detailing remain well defined, reinforcing its authenticity as a true vintage textile.
It doesn’t simply decorate a room — it transforms it.
✧ A Genuine One-of-a-Kind Piece
As a handwoven vintage rug, slight asymmetries and tonal variations are part of its identity — visible proof of human craftsmanship and natural dyes.
Each symbol was placed intentionally by the artisan.
Each color carries the trace of time.
No two Boujaad rugs are ever identical.
This is not trend-driven design.
It is heritage expressed in wool.
Measures and Feature:
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Size |
315 x 190 cm || 10.33 x 6.23 ft |
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Material |
100% sheep wool |
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Origin |
Hand-made in Morocco |
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Condition |
Vintage 70's. Excellent condition. |
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Vintage Boujaad Rug – Vibrant Saffron Field & Ancestral Symbolism
Circa 1960s–1970s · Handwoven in the Haouz Region, Morocco
This striking Boujaad rug is a powerful example of mid-20th-century Amazigh textile artistry.
Its dominant saffron-orange field radiates warmth and vitality — somewhere between burnt orange, pumpkin, and deep marigold. The color is bold yet softened by time, creating a saturated but mature presence.
At the center, a large diamond medallion in deep forest green and dark brown anchors the composition — a traditional Amazigh symbol of protection, femininity, and continuity.
✧ A Field of Living Symbols
Inside and around the central diamond, the surface is alive with small tribal motifs woven in green, burgundy, ivory, black, and muted rose tones.
You’ll notice:
-
Floral-like stars and rosettes
-
Protective talismanic shapes
-
Abstract plant forms
-
Small animal-inspired figures
-
Geometric guardians within the border
The outer frame is structured with repeated rectangular symbols, creating a protective perimeter — almost like architectural columns surrounding the field.
The bottom section introduces a secondary diamond and smaller repeating lozenges, reinforcing balance and symmetry.
This is a narrative composition — not random decoration.
✧ Chromatic Contrast & Depth
The orange base is intensified by deep green outlines that form the central diamond and vertical axis. The green has slightly oxidized over time, creating subtle tonal variation that shifts under natural light.
The contrast between warm terracotta and cool forest green gives the rug energy and dimension.
This is a confident palette — expressive but harmoniously balanced.
✧ Texture & Presence
Woven in Atlas wool, the pile is medium and supple, offering warmth and softness underfoot while maintaining visual structure.
The fringe and border detailing remain well defined, reinforcing its authenticity as a true vintage textile.
It doesn’t simply decorate a room — it transforms it.
✧ A Genuine One-of-a-Kind Piece
As a handwoven vintage rug, slight asymmetries and tonal variations are part of its identity — visible proof of human craftsmanship and natural dyes.
Each symbol was placed intentionally by the artisan.
Each color carries the trace of time.
No two Boujaad rugs are ever identical.
This is not trend-driven design.
It is heritage expressed in wool.
Measures and Feature:
|
Size |
315 x 190 cm || 10.33 x 6.23 ft |
|
Material |
100% sheep wool |
|
Origin |
Hand-made in Morocco |
|
Condition |
Vintage 70's. Excellent condition. |























