Rectangular Leather Ottoman 36 Inch – Handcrafted Moroccan Pouf

A Rectangular Leather Ottoman Built for Real Life At 36 inches long, this rectangular leather ottoman offers the generous surface that square and round poufs can’t — enough length to stretch your legs, set down a tray, or seat a guest comfortably. Handcrafted in Marrakech from full-grain goatskin, the warm brown leather develops natural tonal variation and patina with use, making each piece one of a kind. Construction & Surface Detail Rectangular shape — the extended length works as a footrest, low seat, or stable tray surface Full-grain goatskin leather — supple yet durable; natural grain variations and hand-rubbed patina give each pouf distinct character Contrasting cream topstitching — visible hand-stitched seams reinforce the multi-panel construction Hidden zipper — a concealed bottom zipper lets you fill, adjust, or refill the pouf Slight color variation — natural with hand-dyed leather; tonal shifts between panels are a mark of handmade craft, not a defect Ships flat (unfilled) or pre-filled — the unfilled option lowers freight cost; the pre-filled option arrives ready to use Weight capacity: holds up to ~250 lb (115 kg) when filled The Craft Behind This Pouf Abdelilah, the master leather artisan behind our poufs, works in the Souk Talaa leather district of Marrakech, where generations of craftsmen have cut, stitched, and assembled leather poufs by hand. Each rectangular pouf is hand-cut from full-grain goatskin — a leather chosen for its softness underfoot and its ability to hold shape under daily use. Full-grain goatskin poufs, hand-cut and hand-stitched in Marrakech’s Souk Talaa district, carry visible cream topstitching that reinforces each seam and distributes stress across the stitch rather than the hide. Filling Your Pouf This pouf ships flat and unfilled by default, keeping shipping weight low. Fill it at home with shredded foam, recycled fabric scraps, or densely packed old clothing — materials that hold shape under load without compressing flat. Avoid loose polyfill or feathers, which shift and flatten over time. Follow our step-by-step guide to filling your pouf for recommended fill volumes and how to achieve a firm, comfortable seat height. Care Wipe the leather surface with a barely damp cloth; never saturate. Condition two to three times a year to keep the goatskin supple and prevent cracking. Full guidance, including stain removal and seasonal care, is in our leather care guide. A Piece for Every Room Whether pulled beside the sofa as a footrest, placed at the foot of the bed, or set in an entryway with a book on top, this rectangular pouf earns its place — and it makes an understated housewarming gift for someone furnishing a home with character. See five ways to style a Moroccan pouf for placement ideas. Interior designers and hospitality buyers can explore our wholesale program for interiors, hospitality, and retail buyers for volume pricing on this and other pieces from our full leather pouf collection.