Celeste Rugs 9x12 Tibetano Hand Knotted Wool Beige Moroccan Organic Textures Boho Modern & Contemporary Rug

Hand-knotted from premium natural wool, this 9'x12' Hand-Knotted Moroccan Wool Rug seamlessly blends heritage craftsmanship with modern bohemian design, bringing warmth, texture, and timeless beauty to any home. Expertly woven on a strong cotton foundation, it offers a rich tactile surface and long-lasting durability—perfect for both comfort and everyday living. The rug features an organic “Boho Tex” pattern of flowing brown wavy lines set against a serene beige shag field, creating a sense of movement and visual depth. Its high-texture wool pile provides plush softness underfoot while maintaining resilience for high-traffic areas such as living rooms, dining areas, and lounges. Generously sized at 9'x12', this Moroccan-inspired rug anchors spacious interiors with effortless balance and sophistication. The neutral yet expressive color palette complements a wide range of décor styles—from modern and minimalist to eclectic and boho-chic—making it a versatile centerpiece that unites artisanal character with contemporary elegance.

• Exact Size: 9x12
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Beige, Brown
• Origin: India
• Pile Height: 0.5 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New with Tags
• Rug#: CL20029

Story Behind the Art: Rooted in centuries of tradition, Moroccan rugs trace their origins to the nomadic Berber tribes of Morocco, where weaving evolved as both an art form and a means of survival. Designed to withstand the harsh climates of the Atlas Mountains, these thick, plush-pile rugs once served as bedding and insulation, providing essential warmth and comfort to tribal families. Unlike the ornate detail of Oriental carpets, Moroccan rugs embody raw simplicity and symbolic beauty, featuring bold geometric shapes, abstract motifs, and cultural symbolism that reflect the weavers’ heritage and storytelling traditions. Their introduction to Western design came in the 1930s, when iconic modernist architects such as Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Charles and Ray Eames incorporated them into minimalist interiors. The rugs’ soft textures and organic patterns perfectly offset the structured lines of modern architecture, infusing warmth, texture, and authenticity. Today, Moroccan-style rugs remain timeless icons of design—still woven in Morocco and skillfully reproduced in India and Pakistan. Revered for their versatility, handcrafted excellence, and enduring aesthetic, they continue to unite ancient Berber artistry with contemporary sophistication, enriching modern interiors with cultural depth and effortless elegance.