A Color Block Moroccan Wool Rug Woven in the Middle Atlas
This handwoven color block Moroccan wool rug brings vivid geometric panels to your floor — four distinct fields of rich purple, serene green, soft pink, and warm yellow, hand-knotted in 100% wool using natural vegetable dyes. Rooted in the Mrirt weaving tradition of the Middle Atlas, each rug is made to order: please allow approximately 30 days of production time before your rug ships.
What Makes This Rug Distinctive
- Design: Clean color-block panels in purple, green, pink, and yellow — a modern geometric composition in distinct solid-color sections
- Material: 100% wool pile with medium pile height — soft underfoot with enough depth to anchor a room
- Dyes: Natural and vegetable dyes — rich color that deepens with age, with slight variation between dye lots as is normal for hand-dyed wool
- Available sizes: 3′3″ x 6′7″, 3′3″ x 9′10″, 4′11″ x 6′7″, 6′7″ x 9′10″, 9′10″ x 13′1″ — see size dropdown for metric equivalents
- Fringe: Hand-finished wool tassels on the short ends, a natural finish of the hand-knotting process
- Reversible: No — the pile is one-sided
- Each rug is woven to order: slight color differences between pieces are inherent to the hand-dyed, hand-knotted process
The Weavers Behind This Rug
This Mrirt-style rug is woven by Amazigh women in the Atlas Mountains tradition — the same highlands that have produced some of the most recognized wool floor coverings in North Africa. Mrirt rugs are woven on vertical looms in the Middle Atlas, where thick-pile wool weaving has been practiced for generations. Each piece follows the Tiftilin weavers of the Middle Atlas — the closest documented artisan source for this Atlas wool tradition — ensuring your rug is genuinely hand-knotted, not machine-made.
Care & Longevity
Natural wool rugs reward simple, consistent care. Vacuum weekly on the lowest suction setting with 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-dyed wool over time. For full care instructions, visit our Moroccan wool rug care guide.
Styling & Trade
Color-block rugs work well in modern, minimalist, and Scandinavian-inspired interiors — the bold panels provide structure while the wool texture adds warmth. For more ideas, see our guide to Moroccan-modern living room design. This rug is also available through our trade, hospitality, and interior sourcing program for designers, hotels, and retail buyers. Browse our full Moroccan rug collection for complementary styles.



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