A Middle Atlas Boujaad workshop interpreting the Zanafi hanbel idiom: a sand–taupe marled field crossed by a single-line, hand-drawn diamond lattice in inky black. Fine horizontal ribbing and a discreet mid-loom join add quiet movement—minimal, architectural, and unmistakably Amazigh.

Weave & Touch

Traditional flat-weave (kilim/hanbel) ground with supplementary-weft over-stitch to articulate the linear lattice. Firm yet supple handle; largely reversible with a crisp drape for dining rooms and high-traffic salons.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Boujaad (Zanafi technique), Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary (heritage craft)
• Dimensions: 250 × 150 cm (approx. 8'2" × 4'11")
• Construction: Flat-weave kilim with brocaded lattice; largely reversible
• Materials: 100% Atlas wool weft; cotton warp for strength
• Palette: Sand/taupe marle with charcoal/ink lattice; natural fringe
• Profile: Flat-woven; medium weight; horizontal micro-striations
• Finish: Reinforced selvedges; short hand-tied tassels
• Condition: New; artisanal irregularities inherent to handcraft
• ADA-ID: ADA-BJ-ZAN-250x150-sand-marle-lattice-01

Styling & Care

• Editorial neutral that grounds oak, walnut, limestone, and plaster; ideal under dining tables or in modern salons.
• Use a quality rug pad. Vacuum with suction only (no beater bar). Rotate seasonally; blot spills promptly; professional flat-weave cleaning as needed.

An Atlas blueprint in sand and ink—Zanafi discipline with Boujaad poise.