JOURNAL
The stories and lessons I’ve gathered around Moroccan rugs.
Notes on craftsmanship, sourcing, materials, family history, and the people and places I’ve learned from along the way.
How a Moroccan Rug Travels From the Loom to Your Home
Moroccan rugs weren't always woven for an international market. Many began as objects of daily life before passing through village buyers, weekly souks, traders and bazaars. Here's how a rug can travel from a family's loom to your floor — and how that journey is changing.
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The Marrakech Rug Bazaar My Grandfather Ran Since 1967
I started visiting my grandfather’s Marrakech rug Bazaar when I was four or five. I didn’t understand the rug trade then, but over the years I learned how he worked, what mattered to him, and why those lessons still influence the way I source Moroccan rugs today.
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Take the sourcing notes into the collection itself.
If the journal clarified what to look for, the next step is to see the actual rugs, pillows, poufs, and ONE OF A KIND pieces the studio selected in person.