The Landscape is a contemporary interpretation of Moroccan wool mastery, woven in the Beni Mrirt tradition. This rug’s cubist architecture evokes abstract art movements while remaining deeply rooted in Amazigh textile heritage.

Rich, layered panels of hand-knotted wool create a geometric narrative in earth ochres, crimson, and sand. These carefully structured color fields conjure a landscape both physical and emotional—an internal topography rendered in fiber.

Design Vocabulary

• Color Blocks: Cubist abstraction, landscape metaphors, emotional zones.
• High-Density Wool: Signature Mrirt softness and long pile structure.
• Field Composition: Horizontal anchoring and painterly balance.

✧ Beni Mrirt | Central Middle Atlas | High-Pile Wool | Contemporary Amazigh Cubism