Navy Terracotta Boho Wool Rug — Handmade Color Block Design

Hand-Knotted in the Middle Atlas — A Mrirt Wool Rug in Navy, Terracotta, and Cream This navy terracotta boho wool rug brings the graphic clarity of geometric Berber design into a modern color-block composition. Hand-knotted from natural wool and dyed with vegetable-based pigments, it pairs deep navy blue and warm terracotta blocks against a soft cream ground — a palette that works equally well in a bohemian living room, a coastal-inspired bedroom, or a contemporary office. Each rug is woven to order — please allow approximately 30 days for production before shipping. What Sets This Rug Apart Dimensions: Available in five sizes — 3’3″ × 6’7″ (100 × 200 cm), 3’3″ × 9’10″ (100 × 300 cm), 4’11″ × 6’7″ (150 × 200 cm), 6’7″ × 9’10″ (200 × 300 cm), 9’10″ × 13’1″ (300 × 400 cm) Pile height: Medium — substantial enough to feel soft underfoot while lying flat in high-traffic areas Material: 100% natural wool, hand-knotted on a vertical loom Dyes: Natural/vegetable dyes — the navy, terracotta, and cream tones come from plant-based pigments Pattern: Geometric Berber color-block design with bold rectangular fields of navy and terracotta on cream Fringe: Natural wool tassels along the short ends, a traditional finish of the hand-knotting process Natural variation: Slight colour differences between dye lots are inherent to vegetable-dyed wool — each rug is one of a kind Reversible: No — pile side only The Weaving Tradition Behind This Rug This rug is woven in the Mrirt tradition of the Middle Atlas highlands, where Amazigh women have hand-knotted wool floor coverings for generations using locally sourced fleece and natural vegetable dyes. Mrirt rugs are distinguished by their medium pile, geometric block compositions, and the use of vegetable dyes that soften gracefully over decades of use. The work is carried out by the Tiftilin weavers of the Middle Atlas, Amazigh women who preserve this craft in the cedar-forested mountain region south of Fès. Every piece is made to order after purchase and follows the design shown in the product photographs, with natural handmade and dye-lot variations expected. Care & Longevity Natural wool rewards straightforward care. Vacuum weekly on the lowest suction setting without a beater bar, rotate the rug every six months to distribute wear evenly, and spot-clean spills with cold water and mild soap only — never steam-clean or machine-wash. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which can shift vegetable-dyed colours over time. For detailed maintenance guidance, see our Moroccan wool rug care guide. Styling & Trade The navy-and-terracotta palette pairs naturally with wood, leather, and linen — see our guide to Moroccan-modern living room design for layout ideas. Interior designers, hotel groups, and retail buyers sourcing authentic Moroccan wool rugs at scale can access this piece through our trade, hospitality, and interior sourcing program. Explore our full Moroccan rug collection for additional colours and weaving traditions.