Karpet - Handmade black-and-white Beni Ouatain Berber rug with geometric patterns. - Rug - 246 cm - 157 cm

Berber Amazigh Rug – Black and ivory geometric motifs – 100% wool – 246 × 157 cm

Magnificent Amazigh rug in Beni Ouarain style, entirely handwoven in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

This rug stands out with its black triangular motifs, freely and irregularly repeated on a natural ivory wool background. Its graphic design evokes a succession of stylized mountains, creating a rhythmic, expressive, and decidedly contemporary composition.

The slightly asymmetrical lines and variations in the motif attest to the hands-on work of the weaver. This freedom of composition gives the rug a unique aesthetic, halfway between traditional craft and abstract art.

Made from very high-quality sheep wool, this rug features a generous texture, softness, and warmth. The richness of the material highlights the contrast between the black motifs and the ivory background.

With its impressive dimensions of 246 × 157 cm, it is an ideal piece for a living room, a bedroom, or a contemporary interior. Its graphic character also allows it to find a place in a vintage or minimalist setting.

Specifications

* Dimensions: 246 × 157 cm
* Material: 100% high-quality sheep wool
* Colors: natural ivory and black
* Dyes: completely natural
* Origin: Central Atlas, Azilal province, Morocco
* Artisan: Houria
* Technique: fully handwoven
* Style: Beni Ouarain
* Unique piece

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About Amazigh Rugs

Moroccan Amazigh rugs stem from an ancestral know-how transmitted from generation to generation, mainly by the women of rural Atlas communities.

Beyond their decorative function, these rugs are a true form of artistic expression. Weavers develop their own compositions by combining geometric shapes, colors, and symbols according to their sensitivity and inspiration.

Beni Ouarain-style rugs are particularly valued for their minimalist aesthetics, geometric motifs, and natural wool. Contemporary compositions reinterpret these traditional codes today through more free and expressive designs.

Each rug is a singular creation, whose irregularities and textural variations bear witness to the artisanal work.