Moroccan Beni Ouarain Rug, 1990

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Description

This exceptionally rare Moroccan Talsint rug is a remarkable example of Berber weaving from the eastern regions of Morocco. Handwoven … Read more This exceptionally rare Moroccan Talsint rug is a remarkable example of Berber weaving from the eastern regions of Morocco. Handwoven using ancestral techniques, this piece stands out for its refined geometric composition and its beautifully aged surface, bearing the unmistakable signature of authentic Talsint craftsmanship.
The rug features an intricate diamond lattice pattern enriched with subtle symbolic motifs, woven in a nuanced palette of earthy tones including sand, beige, muted brown, soft grey, and gentle mineral hues. The naturally aged wool creates a complex visual depth and an elegant patina that can only be achieved through time.
Highly sought after by collectors and interior designers, Talsint rugs are produced in limited quantities and are increasingly difficult to find in such large dimensions and preserved condition. This piece is both a decorative statement and a collectible textile artwork.
Interior Use & Styling
Ideal for spacious living rooms, lofts, galleries, or curated interiors. Its long format makes it perfect for large open spaces, creating warmth and character while remaining subtle and sophisticated. Pairs beautifully with natural materials, vintage furniture, and minimalist or wabi-sabi interiors.
Technical Details
Origin: Morocco (Talsint region)
Technique: Handwoven Berber rug
Material: 100% natural wool
Dimensions: 200 × 380 cm
Pile: Medium pile
Colors: Beige, sand, brown, grey, mineral tones
Design: Geometric diamond pattern
Fringe: Original handwoven fringe
Condition
Excellent vintage condition. The rug has been professionally cleaned and carefully inspected. The wool is healthy and supple, with natural variations in tone and texture that reflect its age and authenticity. No structural damage.
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