Berber Low
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The Berber collection is inspired by the tradition of Moroccan carpets by reinterpreting these ancient masterpieces through the use of color, creating an unexpected effect.
The natural quality wools used are treated exclusively with vegetable dyes. The result is a long-lasting product that retains its softness and unchanged color over time. Available with high or low pile version, each rug exists in different sizes, designs and colors. It is also possible to customize Berber rugs under specific requests.
Standard sizes:
240x170cm, 250x200cm, 300x200cm,
300x250cm, 360x270cm, 400x300 cm
Costum sizes / colors on request
Origin: Turkey
Pile Composition: Wool
Thickness: ≈ 2 cm
Technique: Hand-knotted
MR325
MR116
MR120GC
MR160
MR320
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