Azilal Rugs
Azilal rugs are colourful Berber pieces hand-knotted in wool in Morocco’s High Atlas. Asymmetrical, playful patterns turn each rug into a small celebration of craft and creativity.
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A riot of colour, never the same twice
Azilal rugs are known for bold colour accents: pinks, reds, blues, greens, sunny yellows. The mix changes from piece to piece, and that’s the point. No two designs are alike.
Rooted in Azilal, shaped by Amazigh imagination
They take their name from the Azilal province in the High Atlas. Like many Amazigh textiles (Amazigh means “free people”), they are not made from fixed cartoons. Motifs grow organically on a natural wool ground, sometimes with abstract figures that feel like symbols or fragments of nature.
Materials and textures
Most are hand-knotted in wool, with short or longer pile depending on the piece. Some include small touches of coloured wool, cotton or recycled textiles, adding unexpected texture and personality.
Where they shine
Azilal Berber rugs bring energy to living rooms and bedrooms, and their joyful character makes them brilliant in kids’ rooms too. If your interior leans neutral and simple, that’s often where an Azilal rug looks best: it lifts the mood and keeps the space from taking itself too seriously.
A rug that feels like art
These rugs don’t just “decorate”. They anchor a room with character and a slightly naïve, poetic freedom that feels modern, even when the inspiration is ancestral.
