Ait Seghrouchen Diamond Lattice Carpet

Rooted in the weaving traditions of the Ait Seghrouchen tribe in the north-eastern Middle Atlas mountains, this hand-knotted wool carpet embodies the refined minimalism characteristic of regional Amazigh textile arts. The composition centers on an expansive network of charcoal-toned diamond lozenges set against an un-dyed, ivory-and-cream field.

Hand-spun from natural, un-dyed local wool, the textile displays subtle tonal variations and striations within the pile. The graphic charcoal linework cuts diagonally across the plush surface, creating an architectural spatial rhythm while maintaining the soft, tactile feel inherent to long-staple Middle Atlas wool.

Finished with hand-braided warp fringes along the transverse edges, the piece balances structural discipline with artisanal organic movement, making it a compelling anchor for modern interior environments.

Provenance & Craft

• Region: Middle Atlas (Ait Seghrouchen), Morocco
• Dimensions: 300 x 200 cm (approx. 9'10" x 6'7")
• Materials: 100% natural un-dyed wool
• Technique: Hand-knotted (traditional Berber knot)
• Surface: Medium-to-plush pile with natural abrash texturing
• Edge: Hand-braided wool fringe on transverse ends
• ADA-ID: ADA-ATS-3020 

Styling Notes

Ideal for modern architectural settings, living rooms, or beneath a curated dining suite. Its high-contrast geometric form grounds mid-century oak, plaster, and textured bouclé, offering a soft tactile counterpoint to sleek minimalist design elements.

An authentic expression of Middle Atlas geometry, combining raw materiality with linear balance.