Ken Rzem is a poetic artifact of the Beni Ourain lineage—woven in quiet reverence to tradition and symmetry. With its soft, undyed wool and spare geometry, the rug feels both grounded and elevated—ideal for interiors seeking silence, depth, and meaning.

Its motifs emerge from the minimalist Amazigh language: hand-drawn lozenges arranged in rhythmic order, a nod to ancestral storytelling passed from hand to loom across generations. Each line, though subtle, carries encoded wisdom—of protection, womanhood, and the cycles of time.

Featured Glyphs & Motifs

• Stacked Diamonds (Rzem): protective glyph for the feminine lineage, invoking ancestral continuity.
• Open Lines: thresholds and movement—symbolizing openness to new paths and gentle evolution.

✧ Beni Ourain | Undyed Wool | Central Middle Atlas | Minimalism | Symbolic Geometry