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Lilas Rug

Lilas Rug

€2.730,00
€2.730,00
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Lilas Rug showcases a soft, beige-yellow hue that effortlessly enhances your space with warmth and elegance. Handwoven by skilled artisans from the Middle Atlas region, this Moroccan rug reflects both tradition and contemporary design, making it an exquisite addition to any room. 

HIGH ATLAS-MRIRT

Lilas Rug is made from 100% natural wool sourced from the Middle Atlas region of Morocco, known for its superior quality and durability. This high-quality wool ensures a soft feel and lasting strength, while the natural fibers add an organic touch to your home decor.

We offer standard shipping, with delivery in 5 to 10 days. Orders are processed within 5 business days after payment, and you'll receive tracking information once your order has shipped. At Izyls, we want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If you're not entirely happy with your order, please review our returns and refund policy. 

310L X 196W cm
10.17L X 6.43W ft

To maintain your Lilas Rug, simply hang it in the sun for a few hours and shake out any dust or dirt. This traditional Moroccan care method helps keep your rug fresh. For deeper cleaning, we recommend professional cleaning once a year to preserve its vibrant colors and softness.

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Why choose Mrirt Rug ?

Our Rug is a timeless piece that blends warm beige-yellow tones with intricate craftsmanship. Ideal for any living room, bedroom, or office, its soothing colors add a sophisticated touch to your space. Handwoven using natural wool, it promises both luxury and durability. Add a piece of Moroccan tradition to your home with the Lilas Rug, where style and quality meet. Our rug is meticulously handcrafted in Mrirt, a town in Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains renowned for its exceptional Berber weaving heritage. These rugs are celebrated for their dense, durable weave and intricate geometric patterns, reflecting the ancestral expertise of the region's artisans.