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Hand-knotted by the Tiftilin Cooperative's seven Amazigh weavers in the Middle Atlas Mountains — no two rugs are identical.

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Moroccan rugs are a beautiful and unique addition to any home, adding a touch of style, texture, and warmth to any room. In this collection, you will find a variety of rugs that will suit any interior design style, from traditional to contemporary. Whether you’re looking for a cozy, soft rug for your living room, a durable, washable rug for your kitchen, or an outdoor rug for your patio, you’re sure to find the perfect piece in this collection.

One of the most popular styles in this collection is the beni ourain rug, known for its soft texture and minimalist design. These rugs are handwoven from the softest wool, making them the perfect choice for a cozy and comfortable living room. Their neutral colors and simple, geometric patterns make them a great choice for any interior design style.

For a more bold and colorful option, consider a black and white rug or a colorful rug. These rugs feature intricate patterns and bold colors that will instantly add a pop of style to your home. Whether you prefer a traditional Moroccan design or a modern, abstract pattern, there is a black and white or colorful rug in this collection to suit your style.

If you’re looking for a rug that can stand up to the elements, consider an outdoor rug like a cactus carpet. These rugs are made from durable materials that are resistant to weather and moisture, making them the perfect choice for your patio or outdoor space. With a variety of colors and designs to choose from, you’re sure to find an outdoor rug that will complement your outdoor decor.

Another popular style in this collection is the azilal rug. Known for their bold colors and intricate patterns, these rugs are handwoven by Berber women in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. They are soft and comfortable underfoot, making them a great choice for a bedroom or living room.

If you’re looking for a washable rug, consider a rug Berber. These rugs are made from durable, easy-to-clean materials that are perfect for high-traffic areas like the kitchen or entryway. With a variety of colors and designs to choose from, you’re sure to find a rug Berber that will complement your interior decor.

Finally, if you’re looking for a soft and cozy rug with a touch of blue, consider a blue rug. These rugs are handwoven from soft wool and feature a range of shades of blue, from light and airy to deep and rich. They are the perfect choice for a living room, bedroom, or any other space where you want to add a touch of warmth and comfort.

In conclusion, the Moroccan Rugs Collection offers a wide variety of rugs to suit any interior design style and need. From traditional beni ourain rugs to bold and colorful rugs, from washable rug Berbers to cozy blue rugs, there is something for everyone in this collection. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of style to your home or simply make your space more comfortable and cozy, a Moroccan rug is a perfect choice.

Do you want to buy Moroccan rugs wholesale? Please feel free to contact us.

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Beni Ourain Rugs

Handwoven luxury from the Atlas Mountains.

Soft, thick-pile rugs with iconic black geometric patterns on a creamy background. Handwoven by Berber tribes in the Middle Atlas, these timeless pieces suit both modern and traditional interiors.

Ivory white Beni Ourain rug with handwoven Berber diamond pattern displayed on white backdrop

White Beni Ourain Wool Rug – Handwoven Berber Diamond

Rated 5.00 out of 5

Handwoven cream wool Beni Ourain rug with minimalist single black line design, displayed on white wall

Minimalist Beni Ourain Rug — Handwoven Cream Wool with Line Design

Ivory boho Moroccan rug with geometric Berber pattern in natural wool, draped against white wall

Ivory Boho Moroccan Rug — Natural Wool Textured Geometric Pattern

Sky blue farmhouse wool rug with white diamond lattice pattern and cotton fringe hanging on white wall

Sky Blue Farmhouse Wool Rug with Diamond Lattice Pattern

Minimalist navy wool rug with cream high-pile texture, Greek key border, and corner detail on white background

Minimalist Navy Wool Rug — Greek Key Border Design

Handmade white Moroccan wool rug with Beni Ourain diamond pattern hanging on studio backdrop

Handmade White Moroccan Wool Rug – Beni Ourain Diamond, 6.5×10 ft

USD $ 730.00

Handmade white Moroccan geometric rug hanging in studio with charcoal Berber lines and wool texture

White Moroccan Geometric Rug 2x3m | Handmade Wool

USD $ 743.00

Cream and charcoal Beni Ourain wool rug with diamond pattern hanging against white wall with fringe edges

Black and White Berber Wool Rug — Handwoven Beni Ourain Carpet

USD $ 789.00

Hand-knotted Beni Ourain wool rug with diamond pattern and fringe, hanging in studio

Boho Moroccan Rug — Beni Ourain Hand-Knotted Wool, Multicolor Berber Motifs

USD $ 875.00

Azilal Rugs

Colorful expressions of Moroccan artistry.

Vivid, playful rugs featuring bold colors and abstract motifs. Each Azilal rug is a unique work of art, reflecting the creativity of women weavers from the Azilal region.

Yellow Geometric Moroccan Wool Rug with Azilal Diamond Lattice

Orange geometric Moroccan rug with bold black diamond lattice pattern and white fringe displayed in full view

Orange Geometric Moroccan Rug — Handwoven Azilal Wool Berber

Modern Moroccan Berber rug featuring geometric olive pattern on handwoven cream visible

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

Abstract face Berber wool rug in cream with blue and gold accents, handwoven with tribal motif displayed flat

Abstract Face Berber Wool Rug in Cream with Blue Accents

Multicolor Moroccan boho wool rug with geometric Berber patterns on cream ground, handknotted Azilal design

Multicolor Moroccan Boho Wool Rug — Azilal Berber Handknotted

USD $ 875.00

Cactus Sabra Rugs

Lustrous, lightweight, and full of Berber symbolism.

Hand-loomed from natural cactus silk (sabra), these rugs are prized for their subtle sheen, lightweight feel, and intricate Berber symbols. Perfect for adding a touch of Moroccan elegance and color to any space.

Gray handmade Moroccan cactus silk rug with geometric Berber patterns and fringe on white background

Gray Cactus Silk Rug — Handmade Moroccan Sabra 100x150cm

USD $ 189.00

Purple cactus silk rug featuring handwoven geometric Berber patterns and fringed edges on a white background

Purple Cactus Silk Rug — Handwoven Sabra Flatweave 100×150cm

USD $ 189.00

Pink cactus silk rug with geometric Berber motifs displayed on wood floor in living room setting

Pink Cactus Silk Rug — Handwoven Sabra Wall Hanging 3×5

USD $ 189.00

Handwoven green cactus silk rug with geometric Berber motifs and fringed edges laid flat

Green Cactus Silk Rug 100x150cm – Handwoven Berber Sabra

USD $ 189.00

Yellow cactus silk rug hung on wall displaying traditional Berber geometric patterns and fringe tassels

Yellow Cactus Silk Rug 3×5 – Handwoven Moroccan Berber

USD $ 189.00

Brown cactus silk runner rug with handwoven Berber diamond patterns and fringe tassels

Brown Cactus Silk Runner Rug – Handwoven Tribal Geometric

Meet the Artisans:
The Tiftilin Cooperative

High in the cedar-scented Atlas Mountains, the women of the Tiftilin cooperative transform hand-spun wool into breathtaking Beni Ourain rugs. Every knot and motif tells a story—of family, tradition, and the enduring spirit of Morocco.

Read their story

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to receive a Moroccan rug?

Every rug in this collection is woven to order after you buy. Please allow about 4 weeks — roughly 30 days — for production before shipping. Each piece is hand-knotted or handwoven on a traditional vertical loom in the size, pattern, and colour you selected, rather than pulled from warehouse stock. The wait reflects genuine hand-production, not a shipping delay. Browse the full Moroccan rug collection to compare styles.

Will my rug look exactly like the photos?

The photos show the rug's design, texture, palette, and overall style. Because each rug is handmade to order — often with naturally dyed or handspun wool — small differences in motif placement, wool tone, dye depth, pile character, and exact proportions are normal between pieces and dye lots. These subtle variations are a hallmark of authentic handwork, not a defect, and make your rug genuinely one of a kind.

What types of Moroccan rugs are in this collection?

The collection spans several Amazigh (Berber) traditions, including Beni Ourain, Mrirt, Azilal, Checkered Berber, cactus silk (sabra), and a small number of straw-based rugs. Some are soft, high-pile wool rugs woven in the Atlas Mountains for warmth and comfort underfoot; others are flatter, more decorative textiles with brighter colour, sheen, or graphic geometric pattern work. Each product page names the specific tradition and material.

Which rug material is best for my space?

Wool is the best all-rounder — durable and comfortable for bedrooms, living rooms, and busier family spaces, and it ages beautifully. Cactus silk (sabra) has a smoother, lustrous decorative surface and suits lower-traffic rooms. Straw-based rugs work in natural, casual interiors. Always check the individual product page for that rug's pile, intended use, and care before deciding. For styling ideas, see our Moroccan-modern living room guide.

How do I choose the right rug size?

Start with the room layout. Runners suit hallways, narrow kitchens, and the space beside a bed; medium rugs anchor a seating area under a coffee table; larger rugs work best when they sit under the front legs of your main furniture and connect the pieces. Because every rug is made to order, check each product page for the exact size options available for that design.

How should I care for a Moroccan rug?

Care depends on the material. For wool, vacuum gently on low suction without a beater bar, rotate every six months, and blot spills quickly — spot-clean with cold water and mild soap only. For cactus silk, avoid water and use professional dry cleaning. For straw, shake out dry dirt and never soak it. Keep naturally dyed pieces out of prolonged direct sun. Our Moroccan wool rug care guide has full instructions.

Can I order a custom rug, or buy for a project at wholesale?

Yes. Because rugs are woven to order, custom sizing and colour direction are part of the natural workflow for many designs — request your dimensions or palette and we'll confirm what's possible. The finished rug still carries handmade variation rather than machine-perfect repetition. Designers, hotels, and retailers sourcing at volume can order through our wholesale program; lead times scale with quantity.

My new wool rug is shedding. Is this normal?

Yes — shedding in the first weeks is completely normal for authentic hand-knotted wool rugs. It's loose fibres left from the shearing and handcrafting process, not a defect. Regular, gentle vacuuming on low suction (no beater bar) speeds it along. Shedding slows significantly within the first month and stops as the pile settles. Vegetable-dyed and undyed natural-fleece rugs shed a little more at first than treated wool.

What do the geometric symbols (diamonds, zigzags) in the patterns mean?

The diamonds, chevrons, zigzags, and lattice forms in Berber rugs are an ancient symbolic language — each motif carries meaning passed between generations of Amazigh weavers. Diamonds represent fertility and protection; zigzags symbolise water and life; nested triangles ward off the evil eye. Patterns vary by region: Beni Ourain weavers in the Central Atlas use stark ivory-and-charcoal geometry; Azilal artisans layer multicoloured abstracted symbols; Mrirt designs favour bold, interlocking diamond grids.

Are these rugs ethically and sustainably made?

Yes. Every rug is handwoven by Amazigh (Berber) women artisans in the Atlas Mountains using natural, renewable materials — undyed natural wool, eco-friendly agave sabra fibre, or natural straw. There are no factories, synthetic dyes, or industrial processes. Your purchase directly sustains the income of Berber women weavers and helps preserve textile traditions that have been passed down for centuries in small, family-based cooperatives.

Is a Moroccan rug suitable for high-traffic areas or homes with pets and kids?

It depends on the material. Wool rugs — particularly Beni Ourain and Mrirt — are the most hardwearing choice for family spaces, hallways, and areas with foot traffic. Cactus silk (sabra) rugs are delicate and best suited to low-traffic rooms or wall display. For any rug in high-traffic zones, use a non-slip pad underneath, vacuum regularly on low suction, and attend to spills quickly.