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Process of making a Moroccan Rug
1. Shearing
Experienced shepherds tend flocks of sheep. The shearing of the flocks' wools occurs during winter.
2. Cleansing and drying process
Next, they rinse the wool in a river and beat them against large boulders. This process cleanses the dirt and wears. They later spread them in the summer sun until dry.
3. First Stringing
The skilled women get to work on the wool once it gets dried. They spin them with just their hands, wooden dowels, and shins into long strings of yarn.
5. Weaving
The actual work begins as the women weave a design from the yarns. Each woman, or two on certain occasions, works on a rug. This process could take a month sometimes.
6. Final cleansing and Drying
The next step is soaking the rugs in clean water. Then they thoroughly scrub and spread them over wooden racks to dry.
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