Moroccan Beni Ourain Rug – 1.5x1m | White with Black and Yellow Geometric Design

Description

Add a touch of elegance to your home with this handwoven Moroccan Beni Ourain rug, crafted to blend Moroccan heritage with Scandinavian living. This 1.5x1m rug features a white base with bold black stripes and a warm yellow geometric block, making it perfect for smaller spaces or as a decorative accent. Each rug is made by skilled women artisans in Morocco using traditional Berber weaving techniques, ensuring authenticity and cultural preservation.

About Beni Ourain Rugs

Beni Ourain rugs come from the Atlas Mountains of Morocco and are known for their soft texture and timeless designs. Traditionally used for warmth in Berber homes, these rugs are made from 100% natural wool and feature simple, geometric patterns. Their neutral tones and minimalist aesthetic make them a versatile choice for modern and Scandinavian-inspired interiors.

• Material: 100% natural wool for a soft and luxurious feel.
• Design: Bold black stripes and a yellow block on a clean white background, adding a modern touch.
• Craftsmanship: Handwoven by Moroccan women artisans, preserving traditional Berber techniques.
• Ethical Impact: Supports women artisans and promotes sustainable practices.
• Versatility: Ideal for entryways, offices, or as a statement piece in any room.

This Moroccan handmade rug is more than just decor—it’s a story of heritage, artistry, and ethical design.

Care Tips: Vacuum regularly to keep it fresh. Spot clean with a damp cloth for minor stains.

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“Bargaining Is in My Blood, So Let’s Play Fair”

As a Moroccan, bargaining isn’t just a tradition, it’s a way of connecting, building trust, and making sure everyone walks away feeling good.
Even though I now sell handmade Moroccan rugs in Scandinavia, I’ve decided not to leave that spirit behind.

So yes, you’re allowed to bargain with me.
If you see a rug you love, try your chance and message me, make an offer.
I’ll always be fair, and if the price feels right for both of us, I might shave off up to 10%.

It’s my way of keeping the soul of Moroccan souks alive, honest, human, and just a little playful.