2556BO - Beni Ouarain pile rug
205 x 282 cm
Vintage Beni Ourarain pile rug - Morocco
Classic diamonds within diamonds pattern on a natural cream wool background.
0524BOU - Boucherouite rag rug
116 x 195 cm
Vintage Boucherouite rag rug - Morocco
The weaver created a highly expressive, almost three dimensional chevron pattern.
Recycled wool and yarns
0942BOU - Boucherouite rag rug
142-154 x 326 cm
Vintage Boucherouite rag rug - Morocco
A strong horizontal design with the neutral coloured wool base visible, created a highly textured surface. A wonderful piece of floor art.
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PIle Rugs
For sheer warmth and tactile interest a pile Moroccan rug is unbeatable.
Larusi first made its reputation for authenticity and quality 25 years ago by sourcing vintage Beni Ourain pile rugs crafted by Berber women in the Atlas mountains, east of Souad’s home town Fez. Traditionally they are made from undyed sheep’s wool, hence the monochrome colour. These Berber rugs often featured in the Modernist homes designed by Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright and Alvar Aalto. They are a timeless classic just as admired in homes today, but the high quality vintage rugs are increasingly hard to find.
Colourful pile rugs from the Azilal Berbers in the Middle Atlas are famous for their bold use of colour. They are characterised by abstract often asymmetrical patterns incorporating diamonds, triangles and zigzag motifs, each laden with symbolic significance.
Boucherouites (from the Arabic term 'bu sherwit' which translates as 'to scrap') are hard wearing rag rugs made from recycled materials and with a painterly use of shape and colour. The epitome of up-cycling, they instantly add personality and pizzazz to an interior.
To this day all additions to the Larusi collection are sourced and curated personally by Souad.
2565BOU - Boucherouite rag rug
97 x 194 cm
Vintage Boucherouite rag rug - Morocco
A striking composition with large floating diamonds in blue white and red on a charcoal black to brown background.
Recycled wool and yarns