Taznakht Rugs
Rugs from the Taznakht area are prized treasures in Siroua sheep wool. Flatwoven without pile (hanbel or kilim) or with a very short pile, they're often coloured with natural dyes. Soft and durable, they're handmade by local craftswomen and cooperatives. In our collection you'll find a selection of Zanafi, Akhnif, Glaoui and Kharita rugs, each with its own distinctive character.
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About Taznakht rugs
Taznakht is considered a major hub for Amazigh rugs, thanks to the variety of local styles developed across the province of Ouarzazate. Many pieces are named after their place of origin and the communities that make them.
Siroua wool and weaving techniques
The Jbel Siroua region is known for a mountain sheep breed with long, smooth fibres that produce a remarkable wool. Unlike other Moroccan rugs, rugs made in the area are often flatwoven or short-pile (kilim/hanbel style), with dense, precise workmanship that makes them suitable for everyday living. The weaving technique is elaborate, with tight knots that ensure excellent resistance. The process requires time and expertise.
Patterns, symbols and colour
Designs typically follow an “ordered irregularity”: repeating geometries, checks, diamonds, triangles and crosses from the Berber symbolism, sometimes mixed with nature-inspired shapes. The result can resemble a creative mosaic, either bold and colourful, or more restrained and minimal, depending on the palette.
Where to use them at home
Thanks to their graphic patterns Taznakht rugs work well in both contemporary and classic interiors, from living rooms and bedrooms to hallways and dining areas. Choose the mood you want: a vibrant statement piece or a quieter, two-tone look with a minimalist edge.