The Zemmour Riverscape kilim is a radiant testament to the artistic precision of Middle Atlas weavers. Originating from the Zemmour tribal group, its horizontal composition mimics the ebb and flow of time, river-like bands of intricate geometry and hand-dyed wool telling stories across generations.

Vivid reds, saffron yellows, and cobalt blues pulse through the piece like a living archive of movement and rhythm. The weft-faced flatweave technique, practiced by Amazigh women across the plateau, creates a surface of remarkable elasticity and softness, ideal for layering in interiors seeking cultural depth.

A collector’s piece and a practical treasure, this kilim is perfect for corridors, layering under furniture, or displayed vertically as a textile map of origin and identity.

Flatweave Kilim – Zemmour Lineage, Middle Atlas