A refined Beni Ourain in undyed ivory wool, drawn with a crisp charcoal diamond lattice. Plush, even pile with a clean
bound-edge profile (no fringe). A subtle longitudinal join is visible—true to Atlas bench-width weaving—delivering an
honest, architectural presence that’s exceptionally soft underfoot.
Glyph Reading
The open lozenge net is the Amazigh protection grid—interlinked gates for continuity and safe passage.
The diagonals provide axis recall, balancing the field corner to corner. Energetically, the pattern clears visual
noise, grounds the room, and supports steady, restorative flow.
Provenance & Structure
Lineage / Tribe: Beni Ourain
Region: Middle/High Atlas, Morocco
Epoch: Contemporary (2020s)
Dimensions: 134 × 195 cm
Structure: Hand-knotted on cotton warp with wool pile
Materials: Undyed ivory wool with charcoal drawing
Handle / Pile: Soft, cushioned handle; low–medium pile [~ mm if known]
Finish: Bound/overcast edges (no fringe)
Construction note: Subtle central join typical of bench-width weaving
Condition: New
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Design Vocabulary
Open lozenge lattice — guardianship & continuity
Diagonal axis recall — balanced wayfinding
Undyed field & negative space — calm minimalism
Beni Ourain typology — diamond lattice on an undyed field, bound-edge finish.
✧ 100% natural wool | Handmade in the Middle Atlas | One of a kind
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✧ Handwoven Sample — Customizable
This rug is an original sample from our weaving workshop. Every stitch is handcrafted using undyed or plant-dyed wool sourced from the Atlas.
The motifs, symbols, and size can all be reimagined to reflect your own vision.
