Karpet - Handmade colorful Berber rug from the Beni Ouatain - Rug - 200 cm - 143 cm - Amazigh Beni Ouarain rug

Amazigh Berber rug – Abstract ochre and ecru motifs – 100% wool – 200 × 143 cm

Magnificent Amazigh rug with abstract and organic motifs, entirely hand-woven in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

This rug stands out for its graphically expressive composition, pairing broad fluid shapes in golden ochre tones with a natural cream wool background. Its sinuous lines and irregular motifs evoke abstract painting, giving this piece a decidedly contemporary aesthetic.

The wool quality is remarkable, with thick, dense, and fluffy pile that adds relief and depth to the motifs. The contrast between colors and textures highlights the unique character of this artisanal creation.

Halfway between a traditional rug and a textile artwork, this piece will naturally find its place in a contemporary, minimalist, or vintage interior.

Characteristics:

• Dimensions: 200 × 143 cm.

• Material: 100% high-quality sheep wool.

• Colours: golden ochre and natural ecru.

• Dyes: entirely natural.

• Origin: hand-woven in a remote region of the Central Atlas, Azilal Province, Morocco.

• Artisan: Hassanat.

• Reference: 2407.

• Unique piece, entirely handmade.

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About Amazigh rugs

Moroccan Amazigh carpets stem from ancestral know-how passed down through generations, mainly by the women of rural communities in the Atlas mountains.

Much more than simple decorative objects, these rugs constitute a true form of artistic expression. The weavers develop their own compositions, combining abstract forms, geometric motifs, and colors according to their sensitivity and inspiration.

Each creation thus has its own identity. Irregularities in the design, texture variations, and wool nuances bear witness to the manual work and contribute to the uniqueness of each piece.

Made from sheep wool, these rugs are appreciated for their softness, durability, and timeless character.

An exceptional piece that combines the richness of Amazigh craftsmanship with an abstract and contemporary aesthetic.