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Green Moroccan Rug

Groene Vloerkleden – Handgeknoopte Berbertapijten in Natuurlijke Groene Tinten (Klik hier)

Apportez la nature, la sérénité et l'énergie vitale à votre intérieur avec la collection de tapis marocains verts d'OunizZ – tissés à la main par des artisanes berbères dans les montagnes de l'Atlas avec des colorants végétaux naturels dans toutes les nuances de vert forêt profond et d'émeraude jusqu'à la sauge douce et l'olive. Au Maroc, le vert est plus qu'une couleur – c'est la couleur la plus sacrée de la culture, le symbole de l'islam, des eaux vives et des vallées fertiles du paysage atlasique. Un tapis berbère vert apporte toute cette richesse symbolique dans votre intérieur.

Le vert dans la tradition berbère – une couleur chargée de sens

Feuilles de henné: Les feuilles fraîches et vertes du henné sont transformées en colorant pour produire de magnifiques tons sauge, jade et vert mousse. Le henné symbolise dans la culture marocaine la joie et les nouveaux départs.
Herbes sauvages de l'Atlas: Absinthe, trèfle rouge, feuilles de chêne et autres herbes de montagne produisent des tons verts variés, du vert forêt au vert jade foncé.
Fleurs et feuilles de myrte: Le myrte des versants atlasiques donne des tons verts frais et clairs.
Oxyde de cuivre et minéraux: Utilisés traditionnellement pour des tons bleu-vert profonds et riches.
Laine brune naturelle combinée aux colorants végétaux: Donne des tons olive et kaki – ancrés, chauds, intemporels.

Le vert est au Maroc l'une des couleurs les plus chargées de sens : c'est la couleur du drapeau national, des toits des mosquées et du paysage atlasique en fleur. Avoir un tapis vert, c'est inviter une part de l'âme marocaine chez soi.

Trouvez votre tapis vert – nos types

Tapis Azilal dans les tons verts: Fond blanc ou crème avec des motifs berbères abstraits en vert, vert forêt, vert jade et sauge. Chaque motif parle de nature, de fertilité et de vie. Azilal
Tapis Boujad avec des accents verts: Tapis Boujad expressifs avec des tons vert olive, vert forêt et vert jade profonds. Boujad
Tapis berbères vintage verts: Tapis berbères anciens et patinés dans des tons verts atténués et raffinés – vert mousse, kaki, vert forêt passé. Vintage

Les tapis verts dans votre intérieur

Salon avec un point d'ancrage naturel: Un tapis berbère vert en vert forêt ou émeraude est l'ancre naturelle dans une pièce meublée en chêne clair avec des plantes. Vert et bois sont le duo chromatique de la nature.
Décoration scandinave: Le vert fonctionne exceptionnellement bien dans une décoration nordique. Une sauge ou un olive atténué est le ton parfait pour un intérieur nordique adulte.
Design biophilique: Les tapis verts sont la clé de voûte du design biophilique – la tendance qui consiste à inviter la nature à l'intérieur. Un tapis berbère vert avec ses motifs organiques et colorants végétaux est l'élément biophilique ultime.
Chambre – calme et nature: Un tapis sauge ou vert mousse dans la chambre crée une atmosphère apaisante qui favorise le sommeil.
Bureau: Scientifiquement prouvé : le vert réduit le stress et améliore la concentration.
Chambre d'enfant: Le vert forêt ou le jade vif est une couleur neutre, fraîche et ludique pour les enfants.

Voir tous les tapis marocains

Ce qui rend les tapis verts OunizZ uniques

Colorants végétaux naturels: Feuilles de henné, herbes de l'Atlas, myrte et minéraux.
100 % laine naturelle | Directement des tisseuses | Livraison offerte & retour 15 jours

Questions fréquentes

Les tons verts naturels s'estompent-ils ? Les pigments végétaux naturels se patinent – les verts se profondissent en tons vintage plus riches.
Quelles nuances de vert sont disponibles ? Sauge, vert forêt, jade, olive – toutes accessibles avec les colorants végétaux atlasiques.
Quel tapis vert pour une décoration scandinave ? Sauge et olive pour le look nordique atténué ; émeraude et jade pour un statement plus affirmé.

Découvrir nos autres collections

Azilal | Boujad | Vintage | Tapis Colorés | Poufs & coussins de sol

Livraison offerte | Retour 15 jours | Directement des artisanes

Verzending & retourneren

Verzending is gratis en retourneren binnen 15 dagen.

⏳ Levertijden (na verzending):

  • USA: 3-5 werkdagen (Express)
  • UK en Europa: 2-4 werkdagen (Express)
  • Australië/Canada/NZ: 5-7 werkdagen (Express)

🔍 Opmerking: Dit zijn schattingen: er kunnen incidentele douanevertragingen optreden. Voor volledige details, zie onze Verzendbeleid & Retourbeleid.

Over OunizZ

OunizZ | Brand Story
Although OunizZ was launched in Marrakech at the end of 2019, our story goes back millennia to when the first Berber rugs were created in the 7th century. Drawing on the romance of history, traditional craftsmanship, and a commitment to creating an equitable future for the women who weave Moroccan rugs, OunizZ was created to share the story of Morocco with the world.
With a focus on empowerment, sustainability, and heritage, we’re committed to stocking ethically-made fair trade rugs woven from cruelty-free sheep’s wool. In addition, our highly-skilled weavers have over four decades of experience in handwoven textiles, representing ancient wisdom passed down by generations of powerful women.
OunizZ is a story of love—for Morocco, her traditions, and her people—written by our founders for the country they hold dear. Each of our rugs is custom-created to tell a unique story about our history, heritage, and land. This is ours.
 
Celebrate Morrocco’s Rich History
OunizZ founders, Sonia and Oussama, share a deep love for beauty and nature, both of which are abundant in Morocco. From snow-capped mountains and untouched deserts, to pristine beaches and ephemeral wetlands, OunizZ is on a mission to share the country’s hidden gems through exceptionally crafted Moroccan rugs, Beni Ourain rugs, and Boujaad rugs.
Sonia was working in the hospitality industry when the pandemic swept the world. The thousands of travelers who journeyed to Morocco each year were unable to buy the one-of-a-kind handmade items that enriched the local economy, while weavers (some of them Sonia’s family members) were unable to sell their textiles and put food on their tables.
When Sonia lost her hospitality job, she realized she could uplift hundreds of women, returning their financial independence and ability to practice the craft they had honed over decades. She and her husband Oussama founded OunizZ with the vision of transforming the industry and exporting Moroccan rugs to the world and, within a year, the company grew into the largest exporter of rugs in the country.
 
Bringing Transparency to the Moroccan Textile Industry
While Moroccan rugs have grown in demand over the past few decades, the art form has been under threat. This is because the overwhelming majority of companies selling Moroccan rugs online are not the makers—instead, they are intermediaries who buy rugs at low prices.
Moroccan rugs are traditionally made in rural areas with little access to education and employment. Many of these weavers do not know the market value of the rugs they create. As a result, the women who create Moroccan rugs become invisible in the industry, seldom benefitting from their sales and rarely making enough to sustain their families.
At OunizZ, we don’t—and never will—source rugs through intermediaries. Instead, we work directly with weavers to ensure they are paid fairly. Our Moroccan rugs, Beni Ourain rugs, and Boujaad rugs are custom-made for OunizZ, and crafted in our weavers' own homes, where they work with their mothers, sisters, and daughters. This empowers them to pass on generational wisdom while working at their own rhythm and caring for their families and communities.
 
Welcome the Spirit of Morocco to Your Home
Beyond our commitment to creating an equitable industry that champions economic security and uplifts the custodians of the tradition, we believe that Moroccan rugs are an ode to the country’s rich history. We see it as our duty to protect and share it with the world.
Our Moroccan rugs are available in countless sizes, colors, and patterns, each informed by the areas in which they are woven. From the thick shag rugs created in colder regions to the flatweave rugs originally crafted by nomadic tribes, each Moroccan rug tells a unique story about geography, heritage, and the weavers’ artistic expression.
Whether you want to make a bold statement with a bright Moroccan rug or complement your space with a handwoven neutral rug, shop the OunizZ range of ethically-made fair trade Boujaad rugs, Beni Mrirt rugs, Beni Ouarian rugs, Azilal rugs, and vintage rugs for long-lasting works of art that elevate any space.

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Maintaining the Beauty of Your Authentic  Moroccan Rug: Effective Cleaning Tips

Moroccan rugs are renowned for their durability and exquisite craftsmanship, but proper maintenance is key to preserving their beauty and longevity. This article provides comprehensive guidance on how to clean Moroccan rugs.

Vacuuming Your Moroccan Rug

  1. Frequency and Technique: Frequent vacuuming is crucial, ideally without a beater bar or rotating brush. Such attachments can cause fuzzing, fraying, and even damage to the rug fibers. Instead, use a suction-only vacuum cleaner, which is more gentle on the rug’s structure.
  2. Vacuuming Wool Rugs: For wool Moroccan rugs, use a vacuum without a beater bar no more than four times a month. Wool fibers are delicate and can shed easily under harsh treatment.
  3. Gentle Approach: Vacuum slowly, steadily, and thoroughly. Ensure the vacuum has good suction to effectively remove deep-down dirt without damaging the wool.

Spot Cleaning Tips

  1. Immediate Action for Spills: Address spills quickly by absorbing the moisture with baking soda. Vacuum up the baking soda after 20 seconds and repeat until it no longer absorbs liquid.
  2. Handling Stains: For stains, blot with clean, cold water. A mixture of vinegar and water can also be effective. Avoid rubbing as it can spread the stain or damage the fibers.

Using Water for Cleaning

  1. Hand Washing Caution: While Moroccan rugs can be hand washed with cold water and laundry soap, there is a caveat. We always recommend taking your rug to a professional cleaner, especially for intricate or brightly colored designs. Professional cleaners have the expertise to handle the rugs without causing color bleeding or other damage.
  2. Rinsing and Drying: If you choose to wash the rug yourself, rinse it thoroughly, preferably with a garden hose. After washing, it's essential to dry the rug completely in the sun. Ensure that it's no longer wet or humid before placing it back on the floor to prevent mold and mildew.
  3. Post-Wash Care: Once the rug is dry, brush it with a plastic hand brush or a clean BBQ brush. This helps to remove any excess wool and restores the rug’s brightness and texture.

Using a Dyson Vacuum

  1. Dyson Vacuum Use: It is safe to use a Dyson vacuum on Moroccan rugs. However, opt for a gentle brush attachment to avoid damage.

Taking care of your Moroccan rug requires a delicate balance of regular cleaning and professional care, especially when it comes to using water. While some maintenance can be done at home, professional cleaning is recommended to preserve the rug's colors and craftsmanship. Proper cleaning extends the life of your rug, ensuring it remains a beautiful and valuable part of your home décor for years to come.

Don't hesitate to contact us for more instructions or infos about cleaning moroccan berber rugs.

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