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Moroccan Leather Poufs

The one thing in this shop that is not from Uzbekistan, and we keep it because it belongs in the same rooms: hand-stitched cowhide poufs from Morocco, about 50 cm across and 35 cm high (20 × 14 in), in plain tan, navy, white and embroidered leather, $100 to $170 — the pair listings are two poufs. A pouf is a footstool, a spare seat or a low table beside a suzani-covered sofa, and the leather takes the same warm palette as ikat. They ship flat, folded into a small parcel, and you stuff them at home — which is also why the postage on a pouf is no more than on a cushion.

Orders leave Bukhara by tracked airmail: USA 9–18 working days, Europe 8–16, elsewhere 10–20.


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    What they are

    Each pouf is cut from cowhide and stitched by hand in panels — plain, or with an embroidered leather medallion on the top — usually with a zip underneath for the stuffing. They are made in Morocco in the traditional way; they are not old, and we do not call them antiques. Sizes vary a few centimetres from one to the next because the hide does.

    Stuffing and care

    A pouf is stuffed with whatever is soft and dense: old clothes and towels are the classic filling, a beanbag insert the modern one, wool or foam offcuts in between. Fill it firmly so it holds its shape. Leather likes a wipe with a damp cloth and an occasional leather conditioner; keep it away from radiators and direct sun, which dry and fade it.

    In a room

    Two poufs under a window with a bolster behind, or one beside an armchair holding a tray; against ikat and suzani cushions the tan leather is the quiet element. Stock in this section is small.

    Frequently asked questions

    How big is a Moroccan leather pouf?

    About 50 cm across and 35 cm high (20 × 14 in), varying a few centimetres because each is cut from a hide; the size is on the listing.

    Are Alesouk's poufs real leather?

    Yes, hand-stitched cowhide made in Morocco in the traditional way. They are new, not antiques.

    Do the poufs come stuffed?

    No. Alesouk ships every pouf flat, which keeps the postage low; you stuff it at home with old clothes, towels, wool or a beanbag insert through the opening underneath, packing it firmly so it holds its shape.

    How much do Moroccan poufs cost?

    $100 to $170 at Alesouk; the pair listings are two poufs.

    How do I care for a leather pouf?

    Wipe with a damp cloth, condition the leather occasionally, and keep it away from radiators and direct sun.

    Do you ship poufs to the USA and UK?

    Yes, worldwide by tracked airmail from Bukhara, Uzbekistan: USA 9–18 working days, Europe and the UK 8–16, elsewhere 10–20.