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LIQUID TOPOGRAPHY
REF 33TA391
The Liquid Topography series draws on the movements of water, in these shapes that can neither be traced nor frozen. Carpets designed like sensitive maps where each line, each fragment, evokes a stream, a river, a lake. Each piece in this series explores the relationship between free gesture and sculpted form. The bitram weaving reveals this tension: the base remains flat, but the pattern emerges, almost naturally, like an imprint left by the passage of water.
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Réf : 33TA391
Livraison sous 2 mois
Select one of the standard sizes or enter your dimensions.
All rugs are handmade from 100% natural sheep wool sourced from the Middle Atlas region.
Each piece is made to order, unless listed as in stock.
Lead times:
• ≤ 3x2 m (10' x 7'): 8 to 10 weeks
• > 3x2 m (10' x 7'): 10 to 12 weeks
A beautiful Berber carpet, it is maintained! For the cleaning, privilege the natural stain removers, the soft movements and a drying in the sun not to attack it. Exit the detergents and of course the washing machine!
Delivery
Each rug is made to order, unless indicated as in stock.
Estimated lead times:
– 7 business days for in-stock rugs
– 9 to 10 weeks for sizes ≤ 3x2 m
– 11 to 12 weeks for sizes > 3x2 m
Once your rug is ready, it is quality-checked, prepared, and shipped to your address.
All taxes and customs duties are included in the price. No surprise upon delivery.
Orders are processed within 48 hours (excluding weekends and holidays).
Returns
Custom rugs are non-refundable and non-exchangeable, except in the case of a production defect or size error.
For in-stock rugs, you have 14 days from delivery to request a return, provided the product is in perfect condition. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.
As trade professionals, get access to the largest selection of handmade Moroccan rugs online and enjoy exclusive benefits with the Tribaliste Trade programme.
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High-Density Berber Rugs in Natural Wool
Our Moroccan rugs are handcrafted from 100%natural wool on traditional looms. Each knot is tiedusing a double-knot method and secured with asingle weft thread, a meticulous process thatresults in an exceptionally high knot density. Thisartisanal technique gives the rug greater durability,added weight, and outstanding detail in itspatterns.
Personalize Your Moroccan Wool Rug
Our Moroccan shaggy rugs are hand-knotted with astandard wool pile height of 3 cm, offering a soft andplush texture that’s perfect for cozy interiors. Using ouronline customization tool, you can easily choose thesize, colors, and finish (with or without fringes) of yourBerber rug. For more specific requests—such as acustom pile height—our customer service team is hereto help at service-client@tribaliste.com or via livechat with a customization advisor.
Final Touch: Artisan Rug Finishing by Hand
After washing, each handmade Moroccanrug goes through a meticulous finishingprocess. Our skilled artisans carefully trimthe edges and corners to refine the weftlines and enhance the clarity of thetraditional Berber patterns. This final stepalso removes any remaining impurities,ensuring a clean, precise finish and aflawless visual appearance.
Air-Dried Wool for Soft & Cozy Berber Rugs
Each Tribaliste shaggy rug, handmade in Morocco,undergoes three open-air washes over the courseof a full week. This traditional washing processnaturally softens the wool, removes impurities, andrelaxes the fibers. The result is an exceptionallysoft, plush Berber rug with a cozy shaggy texture,perfect for creating a warm and invitingatmosphere.
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The Liquid Topography series draws on the movements of water, in these shapes that can neither be traced nor frozen. Carpets designed like sensitive maps where each line, each fragment, evokes a stream, a river, a lake. Each piece in this series explores the relationship between free gesture and sculpted form. The bitram weaving reveals this tension: the base remains flat, but the pattern emerges, almost naturally, like an imprint left by the passage of water.