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$614.25
This is a white and brown Beni Ourain rug, hand-knotted in our workshop in Morocco. The composition is soft, considered, and quietly graphic. A large warm camel-brown rectangle fills the upper portion of the rug, dense and earthy in tone, set within a wide ivory border on all sides. Below it, the white ground opens into a rhythm of thin black vertical stripes that ripple gently down the lower field and taper toward the fringe. The palette is gentle and completely natural, three tones that sit together with ease.
The color block form draws from the Amazigh tradition of dividing the rug field into distinct zones of meaning, each section carrying its own weight and character. The warm brown draws from the sun-baked earth and kilim-toned wool of the Atlas Mountain villages, a color that has long grounded the Berber visual palette. The black vertical stripes running through the white lower field are a quiet mark of the weaver, like furrows drawn across open earth, a motif found in Berber textiles throughout the Atlas region. Brown accent stitching runs along the seam, tying the color block to the body of the piece. Ivory hand-knotted fringe finishes both ends.
Why you'll love it:
Authentic Beni Ourain rug, hand-knotted by Berber artisans in Morocco
High pile, 100% natural wool,
SIZE: 260 cm × 168 cm (approx. 8'5" × 5'6") no synthetics, no machine finishing
Ivory field with camel-brown color block upper section and black stripe lower field
Custom sizes available, woven to order in 3 to 5 weeks
Ready to ship — dispatched within 1 to 2 business days via FedEx, DHL, or Aramex
Tracked, insured worldwide delivery
Made entirely by hand on a traditional loom. No machines, no shortcuts. Every knot tied by a skilled artisan, every row built one thread at a time. Natural wool softens with use, becoming more itself the longer it is lived with. Pairs beautifully with white walls, natural linen, warm wood, and rattan. A soft, considered choice for a bedroom or living room that favors a warm, earthy palette.
Slight color variation is natural in hand-dyed wool. Questions are always welcome.