Middle Atlas Boujaad artisans translate the Zanafi hanbel idiom into a minimalist color architecture: three vertical totems of saffron, fuchsia, and olive with crisp serrated edges anchored on an ivory ground. Subtle dotted terminals articulate the ends— modern, ceremonial, distinctly Amazigh.

Weave & Touch

Traditional flat-weave (kilim/hanbel) executed with interlocked tapestry joins to form the stepped blocks; edge accents rendered with supplementary weft detailing. The handle is firm yet supple and largely reversible—ideal for dining rooms and high-traffic living spaces.

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 interlocked tapestry blocks; reversible tendency
• Materials: 100% Atlas wool weft; cotton warp for structural stability
• Palette: Ivory field with saffron, fuchsia, and olive serrated columns; dotted end bands
• Profile: Flat-woven; medium weight; crisp selvedges
• Finish: Hand-tied tassels; reinforced edges
• Condition: New; artisanal irregularities inherent to handcraft
• ADA-ID: ADA-BJ-ZAN-250x150-serrated-columns-01

Styling & Care

• Plays cleanly with oak, linen upholstery, travertine, and blackened-steel accents; strong read under a sofa or dining table.
• Use a premium rug pad. Vacuum with suction only (no beater bar). Rotate seasonally; blot spills promptly; professional flat-weave cleaning as needed.

A Bauhaus-leaning Amazigh statement—color as structure on an Atlas ivory ground.