Cairo Taznakht Rug
Product details:
- 245cm x 133
- Wool material, Naturally dyed
- Handwoven by the Berber tribes
Taznakht rugs are traditional handwoven textiles that come from the village of Taznakht, located in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco. These rugs are known for their rich cultural heritage, intricate designs, and vibrant colors.
Origins and History
Region: Taznakht is a small town situated in the southern part of the High Atlas Mountains, near the city of Ouarzazate in Morocco.
Ethnic Influence: The rugs are woven by Berber (or Amazigh) people, particularly the women of the region. These tribes have a long history of rug-making, with traditions passed down through generations.
Cultural Significance: Historically, these rugs were used as a functional item, like blankets, floor coverings, and bedspreads, in Berber homes. Over time, they have become more recognized for their artistic value.
