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Moroccan Silk Rugs

When exploring moroccan silk rugs, it is essential to understand both the construction and the application. Moroccan rugs — particularly Beni Ourain and Azilal styles — bring relaxed bohemian warmth to a room. The classic look is plush ivory wool with simple black or charcoal diamond, trellis or geometric motifs, finished with longer pile and irregular tufted fringes.

Coupled with this, pure silk carpets represent the pinnacle of the weaver's art. Because silk fibres are so fine, our hand-knotted silk rugs can carry 400-900+ knots per square inch — an extraordinary level of detail that lets master artisans render intricate Mughal florals, calligraphic borders and Persian medallions with photo-like precision. The result is a piece that catches light differently from every angle, often described as a painting underfoot.

Browse our curated selection of moroccan silk rugs below, all manufactured directly in our Bhadohi workshops. Custom dimensions and design variations are available on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your Moroccan rugs made in Morocco?

They are Moroccan in design tradition but hand-woven in Bhadohi, India. The construction quality and design fidelity are the same; pricing is significantly more accessible than direct Moroccan imports.

Are Moroccan style rugs hard to keep clean?

The plush high pile takes a bit more vacuuming than a low-pile rug, but the ivory wool is naturally stain-resistant. Vacuum twice a week, blot spills immediately, and have it professionally cleaned every 18-24 months.

How do I clean a pure silk rug?

Vacuum gently with the beater bar off, blot spills immediately with a clean white cloth (never rub), and have it professionally cleaned every 18-24 months by a specialist who handles fine silk rugs. Avoid steam cleaning and chemical solvents.

Why are silk rugs so expensive?

Silk thread is significantly more expensive than wool, and the high knot density (often 600+ KPSI) means a single 6x9 ft rug can take a skilled weaver 8-14 months. You're paying for material plus thousands of hours of human craftsmanship.