Against a warm, earth-coloured wall in Marrakech's narrow streets hang two rugs, their patterns and colours vibrant but subdued. The left one shows a harmony of symmetrical lines and traditional Berber motifs, woven in warm shades of cream, red and black. The rug on the right is a playful collection of patchwork-like patterns, in which blue, terracotta and ochre tones dance with each other. The fraying at the bottom is a reminder of the craft passed down from generation to generation.
This picture was created while exploring Marrakech, where on every street corner colours and textures come together in a visual feast. The way these rugs rest against the wall, as if taking a break from their function as rugs, gave the image a special charm. They are not just decorative pieces; they carry stories, rooted in the culture and craftsmanship of Moroccan weavers.
The atmosphere is warm and authentic, a fusion of past and present. This work brings a touch of North African charm to any interior, a reminder of markets full of colour, the smell of spices and the soft sound of fabric moving in the wind.
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