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Ashdoui is a weaving technique used by the nomads of the Sahara and the Siroua pre-Saharan massif in the Anti Atlas.- This technique makes the carpet stronger and more resistant to the nomads' travels. It's a sturdy carpet that keeps warm in winter too, and it's the same technique they use for bournous and djellabas.
- Made of pure wool and always the work of nomadic women.
- I have the privilege of meeting the women of Siroua through my work as a mountain guide.
- We were able to come up with this idea, which enabled us to make these beautiful carpets.
- 2m/3m and wash at 30°.
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Ashdoui is a weaving technique used by the nomads of the Sahara and the Siroua pre-Saharan massif in the Anti Atlas.
- This technique makes the carpet stronger and more resistant to the nomads' travels. It's a sturdy carpet that keeps warm in winter too, and it's the same technique they use for bournous and djellabas.
- Made of pure wool and always the work of nomadic women.
- I have the privilege of meeting the women of Siroua through my work as a mountain guide.
- We were able to come up with this idea, which enabled us to make these beautiful carpets.
- 1m50/2m and washing at 30°
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