Introduction

Moroccan handwoven rugs are woven from natural Destris wool.
The knot of these rugs is called Moroccan, and they are made of jute or hemp in Morocco itself, but the origin of the production of these woolen rugs is the province It is Ardabil.
The Moroccan fabric is doro and the two sides of the gebe have different shapes and both sides can be used.
The characteristics of this type of gebe can be mentioned that they do not fluff, are almost heavy and move on the ground. They are not.
And they are also included in the category of modern furniture and are very compatible with new and minimal design styles.