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Moroccan Sabra Cactus Silk Rug - White - Chama
Moroccan Sabra Cactus Silk Rug, one of the best Moroccan heritage. This one of a kind piece of handmade art, purely made by Moroccan Berber Women from the Moroccan Atlas Mountains.
This beautiful white with pale coloured details sabra silk rug measures 97cm x 140cm (38" x 55"). Very rich in embroidery and Berber symbols arranged in a complete harmony. These motifs create an abstract design that make it into a bold piece for any bohemian interior. It can be used as a statment rug or ethnic wall hanging to bring a pop of colour into your living space.
Please note that the more embroideries on the carpet, the higher its value.
Cactus silk is very soft but also strong, and the threads are treated before use to ensure colour-fastness. However, we recommend it be dry-cleaned only.
This designed gift will make any place a different and lovely one. With its aligned color and design, you will redesign any layout and decorate your places that will look new and vital.
- Material: Wool & Polysther
- Color: Brown with coloured details
- Style: Rug
- Size, Appx : 97cm wide x 140cm long
Receiving Time = Processing Time + Shipping Time.
Processing Time (The estimated time it takes to process your order): 21 to 28 days.
Shipping Time (The amount of time required to ship your order out of our warehouse based via Fedex International Priority Method): 2 to 8 days.
- You have 15 days to decide if the items are right for you after you received them.
- You can return any unaltered & undamaged items in original package including your order No.
- Return shipping fee is paid by buyer.
- Please send us the package with your Order Number & your login account in it, we will be very appreciated if you can write down your return reason.
- In order to solve your problem as soon as possible, please contact our Customer Service Staff first and tell us your return reason.
- After we received your returning parcel info and tracking No, we will refund your money to your account within 2-7 working days
- Our products are Returnable but Non-exchangeable.
Because of light problems during photographing process and screen chromatic aberrations, color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.
The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected.
Inventory Last Updated: Jun 07, 2026
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The Desert Fibre
Sabra silk — also called cactus silk or vegetable silk — is extracted from the leaves of the wild Agave cactus growing in the arid regions of Morocco. It is entirely plant-based, hand-spun, and handwoven by Berber artisans using techniques passed down through generations.
Every sabra cactus silk cushion, throw, and rug in this collection is naturally dyed using plant pigments — madder root for deep reds, indigo for blues, saffron and henna for warm golds and ochres. The threads are sun-dried before weaving, a process unchanged for centuries. No synthetic dyes. No shortcuts.
Sabra silk has a distinctive moiré quality — it catches and returns light differently depending on the angle, revealing new colours beneath the surface. It does not wrinkle. It has a natural elasticity. And because the spent fibres return to the earth as fertiliser, it is one of the most sustainable textiles available — zero-waste by nature.
Unlike traditional silk, Sabra harms no living creature. The Agave grows on arid land without irrigation or pesticides. It is a material that is as responsible as it is beautiful. No two moroccan sabra silk cushions are identical — each one carries the mark of the hands that made it.
Handwoven in Morocco by Berber craftswomen preserving a living tradition.
More Than a Store
Moroccan Corridor was not created to sell Moroccan products.
It was created to preserve, celebrate, and share the remarkable craftsmanship traditions that have shaped Morocco for centuries.
Every object we present begins long before it reaches a home. It begins with a material, a place, a workshop, and the hands of an artisan whose knowledge has often been passed down through generations.
Our role is simple:
To identify exceptional craftsmanship and bring it to those who value authenticity, beauty, and cultural heritage.
We do not manufacture. We do not mass-produce.
We select.
Why Moroccan Craftsmanship Matters
Morocco is home to some of the world's most enduring artisanal traditions.
From the vegetable-tanned leather of Fez to the handwoven textiles of the Atlas Mountains, from Berber weaving techniques to the intricate work of master leather craftsmen, these traditions embody centuries of accumulated knowledge.
Yet many of these crafts face growing challenges:
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Industrial production
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Globalized supply chains
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Loss of traditional skills
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Reduced access to international markets
We believe these traditions deserve visibility, recognition, and economic opportunity.
Our Approach: Selection Before Commerce
The modern marketplace rewards volume.
Craftsmanship rewards patience.
Moroccan Corridor was built around a different philosophy:
We do not seek the largest assortment.
We seek the finest examples of Moroccan craftsmanship.
Every collection is curated according to three principles:
Authenticity
Objects must reflect genuine Moroccan artisanal traditions.
Craftsmanship
Materials, techniques, and execution must demonstrate exceptional quality.
Longevity
We favor objects designed to be used, appreciated, repaired, and passed on.
The Artisans Behind Every Piece
The true value of Moroccan craftsmanship lies in the people who create it.
We collaborate with independent artisans and workshops across Morocco who continue to practice traditional techniques while adapting them to contemporary lifestyles.
These partnerships are based on mutual respect, long-term relationships, and a shared commitment to quality.
By working directly with artisans whenever possible, we help preserve traditional knowledge while creating sustainable economic opportunities.
The Materials We Champion
Many of the materials featured throughout our collections are deeply rooted in Morocco's cultural and artisanal history.
Moroccan Leather
Vegetable-tanned leather crafted using techniques refined over centuries, particularly in the historic tanneries of Fez.
Moroccan Wool
Natural wool woven into blankets, rugs, and textiles that reflect regional traditions and craftsmanship.
Sabra Silk
A distinctive Moroccan textile created from natural plant fibers and renowned for its texture, durability, and luminous appearance.
Handwoven Textiles
Objects that embody generations of weaving expertise and regional identity.
A Bridge Between Worlds
Moroccan Corridor exists between two worlds.
On one side are artisans, workshops, and traditions deeply rooted in Morocco.
On the other are individuals seeking objects with meaning, provenance, and authenticity.
Our mission is to create a corridor between them.
A place where craftsmanship can travel, stories can be shared, and exceptional objects can find homes around the world.
What Makes Moroccan Corridor Different?
Many businesses sell Moroccan products.
Few are built around Moroccan craftsmanship itself.
Our focus is not simply on what an object is.
Our focus is on:
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Who made it.
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How it was made.
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Where it comes from.
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Why it matters.
We believe understanding these questions creates a deeper connection between people and the objects they choose to live with.
Our Commitment
We are committed to:
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Promoting authentic Moroccan craftsmanship.
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Supporting independent artisans and workshops.
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Preserving traditional knowledge and techniques.
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Sharing the stories behind the objects we curate.
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Encouraging thoughtful and lasting consumption.
Every object tells a story.
Our purpose is to help that story continue.
Moroccan Corridor
Curating authentic Moroccan craftsmanship for a global audience.
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