Boucherouite does not follow a pattern. It follows an impulse. Each motif — a blob of cobalt blue, a yellow burst, a green X — is placed where the weaver decides it should go, in the colour she chooses, in the shape that comes to her. The result is never the same twice.
This rug was made by hand in Morocco, in the tradition of Boucherouite weaving — a folk art form born from resourcefulness and kept alive by the creative freedom it demands. It is not a decorative object. It is a small, hand-made painting that happens to live on the floor.