This charming pile rug is a delightful expression of Beni Ouarain minimalism, handwoven in the Middle Atlas mountains of Morocco. The design is defined by its generous use of negative space, featuring a warm, sandy beige field of natural undyed wool that creates a calm and expansive atmosphere. Rather than a dense all-over pattern, the weaver has placed two distinct, floating tribal motifs in an asymmetrical arrangement—one in the upper left and one in the lower right.

These intricate symbols, resembling stylized fibulas (traditional Berber brooches) or protective amulets, are knotted in charcoal and mustard-gold wool. Their jagged, hooked edges and diamond centers stand out beautifully against the creamy background, drawing the eye without overwhelming the space. This “floating” composition is perfect for modern interiors, as it allows furniture to be placed on the open field while the artistic details remain visible at the periphery.

Hand-knotted from 100% natural wool, the rug is thick and substantial, weighing 11 kg. The pile is soft and shaggy, offering the signature coziness of High Atlas weaving. Its neutral palette and unique, meaningful iconography make it a conversation piece that adds warmth, history, and a touch of artistic restraint to a living room, bedroom, or nursery.