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A Unique Collection

Rugs with Unique Stories

The Maison Culturelle du Tapis presents an exceptional collection of Moroccan carpets from different regions of Morocco, each one testifying to a cultural identity and ancestral know-how. Our exhibitions range from 20th century Berber carpets to modern contemporary carpets, allowing visitors to appreciate the diversity of styles and techniques that reflect the evolution of Moroccan weaving through the ages. Among the treasures of our collection, we find the sublime Rabat Carpet, a symbol of royal elegance known for its refinement and decorative richness.

Highlights of our collection include

Rare 20th century rugs from the Berber tribes of the Middle Atlas, richly decorated with geometric and symbolic patterns.

Modern pieces that reinterpret traditional techniques in a contemporary context.

A variety of materials, wools, natural dyes and traditional tools, used for the manufacture of Moroccan rugs, highlighted in our exhibitions.

Works that bear witness to the cultural and commercial influence of Morocco on trade between North Africa and Europe.

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The Riad: A Witness of Time

The building itself is a treasure. This beautifully restored 17th-century riad has seen generations of lives pass through it. With its elegant arches, colorful zelliges, and carved wooden ceilings, the riad reflects the architectural mastery of Marrakech. When you step through its doors, you’re not just entering a museum; you’re stepping into history.

The central patio, once a gathering place, remains a peaceful sanctuary where the air carries stories of the past. The rooftop terrace offers breathtaking views of the Marrakech medina, a timeless contrast between old and new, where you can stop for a moment and contemplate the richness of Morocco’s heritage.

Address

16-18 Derb Deffa Ourabaa, Medina, Marrakech

Phone

+212 6 62 79 11 70

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