Modern Moroccan Berber Rug — Handwoven Geometric Wool, Cream & Olive

An Azilal Rug Rooted in the Atlas — Where Amazigh Geometry Meets Modern Living This modern Moroccan Berber rug draws on the asymmetric geometric language of the Azilal weaving tradition — scattered vertical lines, dashes, and curved marks in olive-to-moss green over a warm cream ground. The Azilal weaving tradition of Morocco’s Atlas Mountains produces rugs with free-form geometric compositions unique to each weaver — no two pieces share the same arrangement of marks. Handwoven from natural wool and colored with natural vegetable dyes, each piece is a one-of-a-kind floor covering that bridges centuries of Amazigh textile craft with contemporary interior design. Key Details Style: Azilal — abstract geometric Berber motifs, each rug uniquely composed Material: Natural wool, colored with natural vegetable dyes Color: Warm cream base with olive green to moss green geometric accents Pile height: High pile (2–3 inches) for soft, cushioned comfort underfoot Fringe: Hand-knotted cream tassels on both short ends Available sizes: 1×2m (3’3″×6’7″), 1×3m runner (3’3″×9’10”), 1.5×2m (4’11″×6’7″), 2×3m (6’7″×9’10”), 3×4m (9’10″×13’1″) Natural variation: Slight shade differences between dye lots are inherent to natural wool and vegetable dyes — every rug is one of a kind The Weavers Behind This Rug This rug is woven by the Tiftilin weavers of the Middle Atlas — Amazigh women who have carried this craft from mother to daughter across generations in the cedar-forested highlands south of Fès. The Azilal style is defined by its free-form, abstract patterning: unlike the structured diamonds of Beni Ourain rugs, Azilal weavers compose scattered geometric marks that tell individual stories. Azilal rugs handwoven in this Amazigh tradition are recognized as one of the most expressive forms of living North African textile art. Each rug is made to order — please allow approximately 30 days for production before shipping. Care & Longevity Natural wool rewards simple, consistent care. Vacuum weekly on the lowest suction setting (no beater bar), rotate every six months to even wear, and spot-clean with cold water and mild soap only. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which can fade vegetable dyes over time. For full care instructions, visit our Moroccan wool rug care guide. For Interior Designers & Trade Buyers This rug is available through our trade, hospitality, and interior sourcing program for designers, hotels, and retail buyers sourcing authentic Moroccan rugs at scale. Custom sizing and colour-matching requests are considered case by case. Browse our full Moroccan rug collection for more sizes and styles, or see our guide to Moroccan-modern living room design for styling ideas.