Woven by using exclusively recycled yarns of various type, ranging from cotton to lurex, boucherouite Berber rugs represent a unique facet of Moroccan textile art. These are the product of semi-illiterate Berber people living in small villages and having very limited economic means, for whom making a floor covering by using recycled yarns on a plastic bag foundation is the only affordable solution. The pattern here is an abstract rendition of a chequerboard pattern, featuring the ‘post punk pink’, almost a signature colour for these weavings. One can only marvel at the amount of creativity shown in these art works.