Traditional Handira (wedding blanket) from Beni Mrirt: a luminous ivory field studded with mirrored sequins, punctuated by horizontal bands of colorful tribal motifs. Worn historically by the bride, its shimmering surface invokes blessing, protection, and joyful abundance.

Weave & Touch

Hand-woven flatweave in the Amazigh tradition with a soft wool face and hand-applied sequins (mouzouna). Supple drape; gentle, tactile sheen.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Beni Mrirt, Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: [ASSUMED: Contemporary]
• Dimensions: 140 × 230 cm (approx. 4'7" × 7'7")
• Construction: Hand-woven flatweave with applied sequins
• Materials: Wool; decorative sequins; minor cotton details [ASSUMED]
• Palette: Ivory/cream ground with multicolor motif bands; silver sequins
• Profile: Flatweave; soft, drapable handle
• Condition: New/unused with artisanal variation [ASSUMED]
• ADA-ID: ADA-BMR-HND-140x230-celestial-01

Styling & Care

• Use as a bed throw, sofa drape, or wall hanging; beautiful layered in neutral interiors.
• Shake out gently; avoid beater-bar vacuums. Spot clean carefully; professional dry clean recommended to protect sequins.

Ritual textile — protective shimmer, ancestral blessing, contemporary elegance.