Berber, Colorful Moroccan rug — Cultural expression — Unique design - Carpet - 253 cm - 160 cm - Collection 2026

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Handwoven Berber Azilal rug from the Moyen Atlas, Morocco, in the Spring 2026 collection, 100% sheep wool, 253 x 160 cm (excluding fringe), in very good condition and prepared for shipment within 3 days with tracking, reference TAP 920.

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From the new Spring 2026 collection, this Azilal Berber rug has been entirely hand-woven in the heart of the Moroccan Middle Atlas. A true textile artwork, it blends ancestral tradition with contemporary freshness through its spontaneous patterns and bright, luminous color touches.

Made from 100% natural sheep wool, this rug stands out for its soft, authentic texture as well as the richness of its artistic motifs. Each symbol tells a story, inspired by Berber culture and the mountain environment of the Middle Atlas, making each piece a unique and expressive work.

This Spring collection highlights cooler, more harmonious tones, ideal for adding dynamism, personality, and warmth to a modern, bohemian, or Scandinavian interior.

Each piece is unique and prepared with care for shipping: rolled, protected, and sent within a maximum of 3 days with tracking number.

Rug details:
• Type: Azilal Berber Rug – Spring 2026 Collection
• Origin: Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Craft: Fully handmade
• Material: 100% sheep wool – silky texture
• Year: 2026
• Condition: New – unique model
• Dimensions: 253 x 160 cm (excluding fringes)
• Reference: TAP 920

Bring into your home an expressive and authentic piece, a reflection of ancestral craftsmanship revisited with freshness and modernity.

From the new Spring 2026 collection, this Azilal Berber rug has been entirely hand-woven in the heart of the Moroccan Middle Atlas. A true textile artwork, it blends ancestral tradition with contemporary freshness through its spontaneous patterns and bright, luminous color touches.

Made from 100% natural sheep wool, this rug stands out for its soft, authentic texture as well as the richness of its artistic motifs. Each symbol tells a story, inspired by Berber culture and the mountain environment of the Middle Atlas, making each piece a unique and expressive work.

This Spring collection highlights cooler, more harmonious tones, ideal for adding dynamism, personality, and warmth to a modern, bohemian, or Scandinavian interior.

Each piece is unique and prepared with care for shipping: rolled, protected, and sent within a maximum of 3 days with tracking number.

Rug details:
• Type: Azilal Berber Rug – Spring 2026 Collection
• Origin: Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Craft: Fully handmade
• Material: 100% sheep wool – silky texture
• Year: 2026
• Condition: New – unique model
• Dimensions: 253 x 160 cm (excluding fringes)
• Reference: TAP 920

Bring into your home an expressive and authentic piece, a reflection of ancestral craftsmanship revisited with freshness and modernity.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specific region of origin
Moyen Atlas, Maroc
Title additional information
Collection 2026
Number of objects
1
Model
Colorful Moroccan rug — Cultural expression — Unique design, Berber
Length
253 cm
Width
160 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Morocco
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
21st century
Sold by
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703
Objects sold
93.75%
Private

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