A Marmoucha rug defined by tonal purity and an unbroken woolen field.

This piece presents an expansive surface of natural ivory wool, absent of motif and liberated from line or ornament. The composition privileges material presence over graphic expression, allowing fiber, density, and light interaction to carry the visual narrative.

Woven in the Marmoucha tradition of the Middle Atlas, the rug exhibits a softly raised pile with subtle irregularities that register the hand of the weaver. The surface reads as calm and continuous, with minute tonal variations emerging from the natural wool itself.

The absence of pattern situates this rug within a lineage of functional minimalism—textiles conceived as thermal, acoustic, and spatial stabilizers, rather than decorative objects. Its strength lies in restraint and material integrity.

Provenance & Craft

• Region: Middle Atlas, Morocco (Marmoucha)
• Dimensions: 290 × 200 cm
• Materials: Hand-spun wool (undyed ivory)
• Technique: Hand-knotted pile rug
• Surface: Soft, even pile with gentle textural variation
• Edge: Hand-finished edges with short fringe
• ADA-ID: ADA-MRM-290200-001

Styling Notes

Particularly suited to interiors emphasizing light, negative space, and natural materials. Works seamlessly in living rooms, bedrooms, and meditation spaces where calm continuity and tactile warmth are essential.

A pure Marmoucha field—wool reduced to its quiet essence.