A contemporary Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel) sheep’s wool rug, handwoven in a striking cherry red and deep blue palette. The design features a tribal wave pattern with checkered edges, offering a fresh, contemporary twist on the centuries-old Berber weaving tradition. This modern interpretation retains the exceptional craftsmanship and durability for which rugs from this region are celebrated.
Originating from the Ait Ouaouzguit tribal region in the Siroua mountain range (south-west of Ouarzazate, High Atlas, Southern Morocco), this rug highlights the artistry of Berber women weavers. Using wool from the indigenous Siroua sheep—renowned for its long, smooth fleece in pure white or black—the rug demonstrates both high-quality materials and meticulous artisan technique.
Handwoven using traditional knotting techniques, this contemporary Kilim is durable, timeless, and designed to last for decades.
Details & Specifications
Rug Dimensions: 200L × 110W cm
Weave: Handwoven, traditional Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel) technique
Materials: 100% sheep’s wool
Origin: Siroua region, High Atlas, Morocco
Age: Contemporary
Pile Height: Flat weave (pileless)
Craftsmanship: Artisan-made using traditional Berber knotting techniques
Design Features: Tribal wave pattern with checkered edges, contemporary cherry red and deep blue palette
Please note: Each of our Beldi Rugs® has its own distinctive character, texture, and natural variations. Subtle differences in colour and finish, as well as signs of wear, may occur, reflecting the individuality of each piece. Some rugs may also feature minor imperfections that contribute to their unique charm. If you have any questions or would like further details about a particular rug before purchasing, please feel free to get in touch with us — we’ll be happy to help.
A contemporary Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel) sheep’s wool rug, handwoven in a striking cherry red and deep blue palette. The design features a tribal wave pattern with checkered edges, offering a fresh, contemporary twist on the centuries-old Berber weaving tradition. This modern interpretation retains the exceptional craftsmanship and durability for which rugs from this region are celebrated.
Originating from the Ait Ouaouzguit tribal region in the Siroua mountain range (south-west of Ouarzazate, High Atlas, Southern Morocco), this rug highlights the artistry of Berber women weavers. Using wool from the indigenous Siroua sheep—renowned for its long, smooth fleece in pure white or black—the rug demonstrates both high-quality materials and meticulous artisan technique.
Handwoven using traditional knotting techniques, this contemporary Kilim is durable, timeless, and designed to last for decades.
Details & Specifications
Rug Dimensions: 200L × 110W cm
Weave: Handwoven, traditional Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel) technique
Materials: 100% sheep’s wool
Origin: Siroua region, High Atlas, Morocco
Age: Contemporary
Pile Height: Flat weave (pileless)
Craftsmanship: Artisan-made using traditional Berber knotting techniques
Design Features: Tribal wave pattern with checkered edges, contemporary cherry red and deep blue palette
Please note: Each of our Beldi Rugs® has its own distinctive character, texture, and natural variations. Subtle differences in colour and finish, as well as signs of wear, may occur, reflecting the individuality of each piece. Some rugs may also feature minor imperfections that contribute to their unique charm. If you have any questions or would like further details about a particular rug before purchasing, please feel free to get in touch with us — we’ll be happy to help.
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