A Middle Atlas Boujaad workshop interpreting the Zanafi hanbel idiom: an undyed ivory ground arranged in columnar registers of brocaded Amazigh symbols—zigzags, arrow trees, cross stars, ladders, lozenges, and Tifinagh-like marks. The vertical rhythm reads airy and architectural while preserving tribal spontaneity.

Weave & Touch

Traditional flat-weave (kilim/hanbel) base with supplementary-weft brocade / over-stitch for the motifs. Firm yet supple handle; largely reversible for versatile styling and long wear in dining rooms and salons.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Boujaad (Zanafi technique), Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary (heritage craft)
• Dimensions: 240 × 140 cm (approx. 7'10" × 4'7")
• Construction: Flat-weave kilim with supplementary-weft brocade; largely reversible
• Materials: 100% Atlas wool weft; cotton warp typical for strength
• Palette: Ivory field with accents in saffron, coral, magenta, emerald, teal, cobalt, and charcoal
• Profile: Flat-woven; medium weight; crisp drape
• Finish: Twined selvedges; short tasseled fringe
• Condition: New; artisanal irregularities inherent to handcraft
• ADA-ID: ADA-BJ-ZAN-240x140-glyph-columns-01

Styling & Care

• Editorial layer for dining rooms, corridors, and living spaces; reads clean on oak, stone, or concrete.
• Use a quality rug pad. Vacuum with suction only; avoid beater bars. Rotate seasonally; professional flat-weave cleaning as needed.

An ivory Atlas canvas set in rhythmic columns—Zanafi discipline with Boujaad color play.