Handwoven in the Sirwa/Taznakht corridor, this flatweave kilim stages a column of stacked mountain triangles in saffron, persimmon, indigo, olive and sky, framed by a rich carmine border. The handle is supple yet durable and the low profile slides easily under doors and dining chairs—high-traffic ready without compromising craft.

Glyph Reading

Triangles reference Atlas peaks, tents and guardianship; the small boat/eye registers signal safe passage and good fortune. The border performs as a protective threshold. Energetically, this piece lifts a space with joyful color while directing movement forward—ideal for entries, dining nooks, or studios.

Provenance & Structure

• Lineage / Region: Taznakht · Sirwa (Ouarzazate), Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary (2020s)
• Dimensions: 140 × 180 cm (plus fringe)
• Structure: Flatweave kilim — wool weft on sturdy cotton warp
• Materials: Wool in carmine, saffron, indigo, olive, sky, cream and charcoal
• Finish: Flat selvedge sides; short hand-twisted fringe at ends
• Pile/Height: Low, smooth profile for performance
• Condition: New
• ADA-ID: [ADA-R##]

Design Vocabulary

• Stacked mountain triangles — guardianship & ascent
• Boat/eye registers — safe passage & baraka
• Carmine border — threshold & focus

Taznakht typology — multicolor geometric field framed by a protective border, rendered as a durable low-profile kilim.