Azilal Berber rug in natural wool – Colorful handmade creation

• Type: Azilal Berber carpet
• Origin: Middle Atlas, Morocco
• Manufacturing: Hand-woven using ancestral art
• Material: 100% natural sheep wool
• Dimensions: 305 x 214 cm (excluding fringes)
• Condition: New – unique piece
• Year: 2025
• Reference: TAP 610

Azilal Multicolored Berber Rug – A Graphic and Vibrant Masterpiece

This Azilal Berber rug captivates at first glance with its vertical stripes of bold colors: royal blue, deep red, bright yellow, charcoal black, burnt orange, mineral gray, fuchsia, and natural ecru. Each carefully chosen color evokes a cultural symbol or emotion, handwoven by artisans in the Middle Atlas. The result? An exceptional piece, contemporary and vibrant, that instantly energizes a living room, bedroom, or workspace.

This Moroccan rug isn't just a decorative piece: it's a fragment of living culture, a heritage passed down from generation to generation. It attracts light, creates a focal point in the room, and arouses emotions with its bold palette. Placed on a neutral floor or in contrast with modern furniture, it asserts a unique, warm, and committed style. Its generous size allows you to structure a space without partitioning, while bringing comfort and aesthetics to your daily life.

Crafted from 100% untreated natural wool, this Azilal rug guarantees unparalleled softness underfoot and excellent thermal insulation. Its generous thickness and plush texture make it as comfortable as it is durable. It blends perfectly into modern, eclectic, or even minimalist interiors, where it serves as a statement piece without ever overwhelming the space. Each wool fiber is hand-selected from sheep raised in accordance with Atlas traditions. This Azilal Berber rug retains all its qualities, even in a high-traffic room. It is suitable for a dynamic daily life, while providing authentic comfort. Its dense weave acts as an acoustic and thermal insulator, ideal for improving indoor well-being all year round.

A traditional textile art revisited with audacity

Originating from the Azilal region, this Berber rug perpetuates a centuries-old tradition. Each piece is unique, inspired by geometric or abstract patterns inherited from local tribes. Here, the design is deliberately bold, in line with current interior design trends. This unusual vertical style highlights the verticality of your spaces and draws the eye with balance. It pairs equally well with a white wall or dark furniture. Its energetic composition instantly enhances even the most understated interiors. It creates a strong focal point without disrupting the overall ambiance. This Azilal rug becomes a central focus of your decor.

This isn't just a decorative accessory; it's a meaningful piece of craftsmanship. By adding this Azilal Berber rug to your home, you're bringing a slice of Moroccan culture with you, supporting fair trade craftsmanship, and demonstrating ethical commitment. Each purchase contributes to the development of rural women's cooperatives. It's a piece that speaks to solidarity, authenticity, and respect for tradition. Its handcrafted design ensures each piece has a unique soul and lasting quality. It's a responsible and aesthetic choice that adds meaning to your decor.

Discover our entire Azilal rug collection to explore other equally striking pieces.

Easy to live with every day, designed to last

This Azilal Berber rug never sacrifices practicality. Its dense weave provides remarkable resistance to repeated use, even in a busy room. It's equally suitable for bedrooms, offices, or living rooms. Maintenance is simple: vacuum it without a rotating brush or shake it out in the open air. To preserve the vibrancy of its colors and its natural loft, professional cleaning is recommended every two years.

The wool used is naturally insulating and thermoregulating. Compatible with underfloor heating, this rug is an ideal choice for temperate or cool climates.

To learn all about the different types of Moroccan rugs, check out our Berber rug comparison guide or visit the Wikipedia page on Berber rugs to discover the history of this ancient art.