Street Wave Vintage Moroccan Hand Knotted Rug 5ft8in By 9ft6in For Living Rooms

Tafuktit is a Vintage Moroccan rug hand-knotted by the Zemmour tribes in Morocco’s storied Middle Atlas. Measuring 5'8" x 9'6" (177 cm x 293 cm), this piece is more than a floor covering—it's a woven story that grounds a room with texture and organic character.

• Authentic hand-knotted craftsmanship: Each knot is meticulously tied by Zemmour artisans in the Middle Atlas, delivering a durable weave with real character.
• Generous dimensions: 5'8" x 9'6" (177 cm x 293 cm) — a substantial footprint ideal for large living rooms, dining areas, or welcoming entryways.
• Genuine vintage Moroccan provenance: Unique patterns and tonal variations with a natural patina that reflects decades of use.
• Professionally cleaned and ready to enjoy: Refreshed fibers while preserving the rug’s vintage personality and gentle wear.
• Timeless palette: Earthy undertones with subtle pink notes that harmonize with a wide range of styles from bohemian to modern minimalist.
• Sustainable, durable design: Handcrafted from natural materials with a repairable, long-lasting construction that minimizes replacement.

This Tafuktit rug anchors seating areas with a warm, tactile presence and a legacy you can feel. Its vintage patina and hand-knotted texture provide depth that evolves with your space, pairing beautifully with leather, woven textiles, and wood floors while letting other design elements shine. Ideal for collectors and design enthusiasts who value heritage and a one-of-a-kind story, it suits grand spaces like large living rooms, dining areas, or welcoming entryways. Backed by Street-Wave’s reputation for authentic Moroccan textiles and thoughtful artisan partnerships, you’re choosing a piece that honors craftsmanship as much as it enhances daily living. Care and longevity: vacuum regularly on a gentle setting, rotate occasionally for even wear, blot spills immediately, use a rug pad to prevent slippage, and avoid prolonged direct sunlight; for deep cleaning, consult a rug specialist familiar with vintage Moroccan wool and hand-knotted construction.