Museum of Boucharouite

Musee Boucharouite serves as a captivating tribute to the art of Moroccan rag rugs, showcasing their intricate designs and the stories they carry.

Founded by Patrick de Maillard, this museum is housed within an 18th-century riad. It emphasizes the cultural significance of boucharouites, less renowned than traditional carpets but filled with historical narratives. Visitors can explore a collection that also features Moroccan art, such as painted doors and agricultural tools.

Artistic Highlights

🧶 Unique Boucharouites: Discover a stunning array of recycled cloth rugs, distinct in their craftsmanship.

🖼️ Moroccan Folk Art: The gallery also exhibits assorted local art and artifacts, enriching the cultural ambiance.

☕ Rooftop Refreshments: Enjoy refreshments on the terrace while taking in the views of the Medina.

Accessibility is straightforward with affordable entry; perfect for tourists, families, and art enthusiasts.