This rug was handwoven by the artisans of Aït Tigga.

Aït Tigga, located about 29 km east of Anzal, shares deep familial ties with the women of Anzal’s weaving association. Until 2021, the village could only be accessed via an off-road route, which led artisans to rely on the women of Anzal to help sell their finished rugs.

This monochrome piece beautifully blends two distinct techniques.

The Zanafi weaving style, originating in the High Atlas Mountains, is known for its reversible nature, where the symbols appear inverted on the opposite side—an impressive showcase of the artisans’ remarkable skill and attention to detail.

The low hand-knot technique adds a modern dimensional texture, creating a striking contrast that merges traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.

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Rug Style: Zanafi
Pile: Flat 
Materials: 100% live sheep’s wool, dyed with indigo stone