An exceptional Beni M'rirt rug, meticulously hand-knotted in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco using the finest natural sheep's wool. This contemporary piece stands out with its bold abstract composition, combining architectural lines, organic shapes and a sophisticated palette of ivory, saffron yellow, terracotta, blush pink, charcoal black and subtle sage green. Far more than a decorative rug, this is a genuine statement piece that brings character and artistic presence to any interior. Its graphic composition evokes modern art while remaining deeply rooted in the centuries-old Berber weaving tradition. The remarkably dense wool pile provides outstanding softness underfoot while ensuring excellent durability. Every knot is tied by hand, making each rug a unique work of craftsmanship. Perfect for collectors, interior designers and anyone looking for an authentic Moroccan rug with a distinctive contemporary aesthetic. Technical Details Origin: Middle Atlas Mountains, Morocco Tribe: Beni M'rirt Manufacturing technique: Entirely hand-knotted Material: 100% natural sheep wool Dimensions: 230 × 300 cm Colour palette: Ivory, saffron yellow, terracotta, blush pink, charcoal black and sage green Pile: Thick, soft and dense Condition: New Ready to use Design & Interior Inspiration Its striking abstract composition makes this rug a natural fit for contemporary, minimalist, Scandinavian, Japandi, mid-century modern and curated interiors. Whether placed in a living room, gallery space, boutique hotel or architect-designed home, it immediately becomes the visual centrepiece of the room. Craftsmanship Each Beni M'rirt rug requires weeks of meticulous handwork by skilled Berber artisans. Traditional weaving techniques, passed down through generations, are combined with carefully selected natural wool to create rugs renowned for their exceptional quality, luxurious texture and longevity. Shipping Professionally packaged and shipped from France. Express, tracked and fully insured delivery. No customs duties for buyers within the European Union.