This distinctive pile rug is a creative expression of modern Beni Ouarain weaving, originating from the Middle Atlas mountains. Like other pieces in this contemporary collection, it features a soothing, monochromatic palette of natural sandy beige wool. The visual drama is created entirely through “relief” sculpting, where the pile is carved to different heights to form a tactile, three-dimensional pattern.

The design is particularly architectural and unique, featuring a series of vertical parallel channels that run down the upper portion of the rug. These lines then break into a striking geometric chevron or zigzag formation at the bottom, reminiscent of Art Deco motifs or stylized wheat stalks. This variation in texture allows the rug to catch the light in fascinating ways, adding depth and a sense of movement to the floor.

Hand-knotted from 100% natural wool, the rug offers a soft and cozy texture that is synonymous with Berber craftsmanship. With dimensions of approximately 1.94 x 1.56 meters, it is a compact and versatile piece, perfectly sized for a foyer, a bedside area, or a cozy reading nook where its intricate texture can be admired up close. Its neutral tone and sophisticated design bridge the gap between traditional craft and modern minimalist aesthetics.