This vibrant pile rug is a captivating expression of the Marmoucha style, a distinct lineage within the broader Beni Ouarain weaving tradition of the Middle Atlas mountains. Distinguished by its intricate geometry and spirited use of color, this piece features a warm, sandy beige field enveloped by a dense, all-over lattice pattern.

The design resembles a honeycomb or fishing net, composed of small, interconnected diamonds. The lattice is rendered in vivid red wool, accentuated by charcoal black outlines that add depth and definition to the grid. The lines exhibit a subtle “sawtooth” or stepped edge, a traditional Berber detail that imbues the pattern with a sense of kinetic energy and movement. This “infinity grid” creates a mesmerizing visual texture that is both orderly and organic.

Hand-knotted from 100% natural wool, the rug is soft and shaggy, offering the signature coziness of High Atlas textiles. Weighing 10 kg, it is substantial yet possesses a comfortable drape. Its generous length (nearly 3 meters) makes it an ideal anchor for a large living room or hallway, where its warm palette and dynamic pattern can add a layer of bohemian sophistication and tribal character.