Contemporary Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel) wool rug featuring an abstract tribal wave-like design. The rug showcases various shades of denim blue with contrasting violet and grey tones, creating an optical effect reminiscent of vintage denim fabric. A high-quality, handwoven modern Berber rug with a smooth, pileless finish, marrying traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary aesthetic.
Originating from the Ait Ouaouzguit tribal region in the Siroua mountain range (south-west of Ouarzazate, High Atlas, Southern Morocco), this rug is crafted by Berber women using wool from the indigenous Siroua sheep, prized for its long, smooth fleece in pure white or black.
Handwoven using traditional artisan knotting techniques, this rug is exceptionally durable and designed to last for decades.
Details & Specifications
Rug Dimensions: 210L × 116W cm
Weave: Handwoven, traditional Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel)
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: Abstract tribal wave pattern in denim blue, violet, and grey tones
Contemporary Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel) wool rug featuring an abstract tribal wave-like design. The rug showcases various shades of denim blue with contrasting violet and grey tones, creating an optical effect reminiscent of vintage denim fabric. A high-quality, handwoven modern Berber rug with a smooth, pileless finish, marrying traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary aesthetic.
Originating from the Ait Ouaouzguit tribal region in the Siroua mountain range (south-west of Ouarzazate, High Atlas, Southern Morocco), this rug is crafted by Berber women using wool from the indigenous Siroua sheep, prized for its long, smooth fleece in pure white or black.
Handwoven using traditional artisan knotting techniques, this rug is exceptionally durable and designed to last for decades.
Details & Specifications
Rug Dimensions: 210L × 116W cm
Weave: Handwoven, traditional Ait Ouaouzguit Kilim (Hanbel)
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: Abstract tribal wave pattern in denim blue, violet, and grey tones
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