Burgundy Sage Berber Wool Rug with Geometric Mrirt Design

A Burgundy and Sage Berber Wool Rug Woven in the Atlas Mountains Tradition

This burgundy sage berber wool rug brings the geometric vocabulary of Mrirt weaving into a contemporary color palette. A sage green center panel sits within a rich burgundy border on a cream wool ground, each zone separated by crisp lines that reveal the hand-knotting precision of the weavers. Woven with 100% wool and colored with natural vegetable dyes, the rug has a medium pile of approximately 0.5–1 inch — substantial enough to feel cushioned underfoot yet suited to everyday traffic. Each rug is woven to order — please allow approximately 30 days for production before shipping.

Dimensions & Key Details

• Available 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 — approximately 0.5–1 inch
• Material: 100% wool, hand-knotted
• Dyes: Natural vegetable dyes — the burgundy, sage, and cream tones are achieved without synthetic colorants
• Pattern: Geometric Berber — stepped and linear border motifs drawn from Amazigh textile symbolism
• Reversible: No — one-sided pile construction
• Natural variation: Slight shade differences between dye lots are normal for naturally dyed wool — each rug carries subtle one-of-a-kind character

The Weavers Behind This Rug

This Mrirt-style rug is woven by the Tiftilin weavers of the Middle Atlas — Amazigh women who have maintained this hand-knotting tradition across generations in the cedar-forested highlands south of Fès. Mrirt rugs are distinguished by their tightly knotted wool pile and precise geometric color-blocking, a technique specific to the Mrirt region of the Middle Atlas. Natural vegetable dyes give each rug a warmth and depth that synthetic alternatives cannot replicate, and the color matures gracefully with age.

Care & Longevity

Wool rugs reward simple, consistent care. Vacuum weekly on the lowest suction setting without a beater bar, rotate every six months to even wear, and spot-clean only with cold water and mild soap. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which can fade vegetable-dyed colors. For complete maintenance guidance, visit our Moroccan wool rug care guide.

Styling & Trade

The burgundy-and-sage palette works naturally with both warm wood tones and cooler modern finishes — place it under a dining table, layered in a living room, or as a corridor runner. For help integrating Moroccan pieces into a contemporary interior, see our guide to Moroccan-modern living room design. Interior designers, hotel groups, and retail buyers can source this rug at scale through our trade, hospitality, and interior sourcing program. Custom sizing and color-matching requests are considered case by case.