Moroccan Beni Ouarain Mrirt Rug, 1990

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Moroccan Beni Ouarain Mrirt Rug – Sculptural Minimalist Design
Dimensions: 200 × 300 cm
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Dimensions: 200 × 300 cm
This refined Moroccan Beni Ouarain Mrirt rug exemplifies contemporary minimalism interpreted through traditional Berber craftsmanship. Handwoven in the Middle Atlas region of Morocco, this piece stands out for its architectural composition, subtle color palette, and sculpted high–low texture.
The design is built around a soft natural wool base, structured by a vertical ochre relief line and complemented by horizontal accents in pale blue and warm beige tones. The raised elements create a graphic, almost architectural rhythm, offering depth and movement while maintaining a calm and sophisticated aesthetic.
Woven from premium handspun natural wool, this Mrirt rug features a dense, plush pile with a luxurious feel underfoot. The sculpted texture highlights the exceptional weaving technique for which Mrirt rugs are renowned, making this piece particularly appealing to collectors, interior designers, and design-focused spaces.
A timeless yet contemporary rug that blends seamlessly into modern, minimalist, and curated interiors.
Interior Use & Styling
Ideal as a statement rug in a living room, open-plan space, or refined professional interior. Its neutral tones and sculptural design pair beautifully with natural materials, modern furniture, and architectural interiors.
Technical Details
Origin: Morocco, Middle Atlas
Tribe: Beni Ouarain (Mrirt region)
Materials: 100% natural wool
Technique: Handwoven on traditional looms, sculpted high–low pile
Design: Abstract minimalist composition with raised relief
Colors: Natural wool, warm ochre, soft blue
Condition: Excellent condition
Dimensions: 200 × 300 cm (approx. 78.7 × 118.1 in) This piece has an attribution mark,
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