A generous Marmoucha woven in undyed ivory wool and drawn with a fine, soft-taupe diamond lattice. The hand is plush and velvety; scale is refined for large seating areas. Short flatweave apron with natural fringe at one end; clean selvedge sides for a contemporary profile.

Glyph Reading

The open lozenge net is an Amazigh protection grid—interlinked gates that steward continuity and safe passage. The repeated diagonals provide axis recall, distributing balance across the field. Energetically, the layout grounds a room, keeps it bright, and supports calm, measured flow.

Provenance & Structure

• Lineage / Tribe: Marmoucha
• Region: Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary (2020s)
• Dimensions: 190 × 326 cm (plus fringe)
• Structure: Hand-knotted on cotton warp with wool pile
• Materials: Undyed ivory wool with soft-taupe drawing
• Handle / Pile: Plush, cushioned handle; low–medium pile [~ mm if known]
• Finish: Flatweave apron with fringe at one end; selvedge sides
• Condition: New
• ADA-ID: [ADA-R##]

Design Vocabulary

• Open lozenge lattice — guardianship & continuity
• Diagonal axis recall — balanced wayfinding
• Ivory + soft taupe — warm, versatile neutrality

Marmoucha typology — fine diamond lattice on an undyed field, large format.