The roots of an age-old art
Berber rugs, now famous for their unique aesthetic, are rooted in a rich history that dates back millennia. This article traces the historical journey of these carpets, symbols of Berber cultural heritage.
From nomadic beginnings to status symbols
Originating from the nomadic Berber peoples of Morocco, Berber rugs were initially designed for practical purposes: protection from the cold and decorating tents. Over time, they became symbols of status and wealth, testifying to the skills of artisans and their cultural importance in Berber society.
Influences and evolution of styles
Berber rug patterns and weaving techniques have evolved over the centuries, influenced by cultural interactions and social changes. Each region and tribe has developed its own styles and patterns, creating a diversity that reflects the richness of Berber heritage.
Berber carpets in the modern world
Today, Berber rugs are prized around the world for their authentic character and timeless beauty. They represent a bridge between the traditional past and the modern present, keeping the techniques and stories of ancient artisans alive.
Preserving heritage through craftsmanship
By purchasing an authentic Berber rug from BE-Berber, you not only participate in the preservation of this ancestral art, but you also contribute to keeping the history and traditions of the Berber people alive.