This sophisticated pile rug is a refined example of Taznakht craftsmanship, originating from the Siroua plateau in the High Atlas mountains. It stands out with its elegant, light-filled palette, featuring a soft sandy beige background that provides a neutral canvas for the warm rust and terracotta geometric composition. The design is highly organized, presenting a repeating grid of octagonal medallions, each enclosing a complex eight-pointed star or floral motif.

The intricate lattice connecting the medallions is woven with precision, creating a harmonious “garden” effect that symbolizes order and natural abundance. Accents of soft sky blue and saffron yellow within the borders and medallions add a delicate vibrancy to the earthy primary tones. The rug is framed by a multi-layered border system featuring sawtooth guard stripes and a main band of geometric rosettes, showcasing the high knot density and technical mastery typical of the region.

Hand-knotted from premium 100% natural wool, the rug is dense and substantial, weighing 11 kg, which attests to its durability and quality construction. The pile is velvety and smooth, offering a luxurious texture. Its balanced symmetry and gentle color scheme make it a versatile masterpiece, perfectly suited for a formal living room, a dining area, or a bedroom where a touch of understated luxury and historical artistry is desired.