A refined Beni Ourain in undyed ivory wool, drawn with rhythmic charcoal chevrons that travel the field end-to-end. Plush, cushioned pile; clean, bound edges with minimal corner ties keep the profile contemporary and easy to style. Quietly graphic, soft underfoot, and highly versatile.

Glyph Reading

The repeating zig/chevron is an Amazigh water-path—movement, protection, and good passage. The cadence of the lines acts as axis recall, guiding the eye along a steady flow while the undyed ground holds calm. Energetically, this layout clears visual noise and centers the room.

Provenance & Structure

• Lineage / Tribe: Beni Ourain
• Region: Middle/High Atlas, Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary (2020s)
• Dimensions: 135 × 204 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 
• Finish: Bound/overcast edges (no fringe; corner ties)
• Construction note: Subtle longitudinal rib typical of bench-width weaving
• Condition: New
• ADA-ID: [ADA-R##]

Design Vocabulary

• Serpentine zig/chevrons — water path, protection & movement
• Diagonal axis recall — balanced wayfinding
• Undyed ground — luminous calm & versatility

Beni Ourain typology — open field with rhythmic chevrons, bound-edge finish.