The Baklava rug, a stunning vintage Taznakht piece, showcases a series of eight-pointed stars against a raw brown and cream wool background.
Named after the process of making baklava, this rug embodies the same patience, precision, and intricate steps required in creating the beloved dessert.
Handwoven around 30 years ago in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, it features the hallmark tight knotting method of Taznakht rugs, resulting in a denser, more durable weave.
Size: 4'6" x 8'8" | 54 x 104 in | 138 x 265 cm
Materials: 100% Handwoven premium Taznakht sheep wool, wildcrafted plant-based dyes. Wool in this region is regarded as the finest in Morocco—and dyed using wildcrafted plant-based pigments. Traditional Taznakht rugs typically take several months to a year to complete.
Pile: Flatweave, great for high traffic spaces
Age: Woven around 30 years ago and still in pristine condition. As the number of Berber weavers in this region continues to decline, truly authentic handwoven Taznakht rugs are becoming increasingly hard to find, adding to their investment value.
Therapeutic Benefits of Patterns:
Engaging with patterns that have symmetry and order, like the stars in this rug, can give you a feeling of calm, serenity, and even awe. Geometric patterns in your space can promote balanced and rational thinking.
