A striking Azilal weaving that departs from the strict lozenge grid into an abstract cartography of lines, planes, and figures. Deep ink-black strokes, taupe earth tones, and soft ivory ground converge in a modernist composition that still resonates with Amazigh ancestral codes of orientation, habitation, and guardianship.

Weave & Touch

Hand-knotted wool with a dense, medium-high pile, balancing comfort with the textural irregularity of hand-spun yarn. The surface alternates between solid planes and graphic linework, creating a tactile dialogue of movement and stillness.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Azilal, High Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary weaving in ancestral tradition
• Dimensions: 300 × 200 cm (approx. 9'10" × 6'7")
• Construction: Hand-knotted wool on cotton warp
• Materials: 100% natural wool
• Palette: Ivory ground with taupe earth, charcoal, and ink-black accents
• Profile: Medium-high pile (~18 mm)
• Fringe: Natural hand-braided tassels
• Condition: New; artisanal variations attest to authenticity
• ADA-ID: ADA-AZILAL-300x200-abstractatlas-01

Styling & Care

• Ideal for statement living rooms, galleries, or creative workspaces where heritage meets modernism.
• Pairs beautifully with concrete, oak, and linen; complements minimalist or Brutalist architecture.
• Vacuum with suction only (no rotating brush). Rotate occasionally to ensure even wear. Professional cleaning recommended.

A woven abstraction of land and line—Azilal heritage recast as contemporary atlas.