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mergoum

Margoum or mergoum is a type of wool weaving used as a floor rug, with Maghrebis origins. It is distinguished from a kilim by the regma, woven patterns that decorate it.

mergoum

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Field
carpet
Region
Tunisia
Related practice
wool

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Margoum or mergoum is a type of wool weaving used as a floor rug, with Maghrebis origins. It is distinguished from a kilim by the regma, woven patterns that decorate it.

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  1. 01Origins and development
  2. 02Notes, references and evidence

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