Ivory Moroccan wool rug with scattered black and brown diamond motifs, 220x180cm, laid on wood floor

Ivory Moroccan Rug with Diamond Motifs, 71 x 87 in

£1,542.00
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Ivory Moroccan wool rug with scattered black and brown diamond motifs, 220x180cm, laid on wood floor
Handwoven in Taznakht, Morocco

Ivory Moroccan Rug with Diamond Motifs, 71 x 87 in

£1,542.00

At A Glance

✦ Handwoven over ~7 weeks by two weavers on a traditional vertical loom
✦ 100% Moroccan wool — pure medium pile
✦ 71 × 87 in (180 × 220 cm)
✦ Small black and brown diamond motifs in undyed ivory base
✦ Custom sizes woven to order, similar timeline for this design

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An ivory Moroccan rug in 100% wool, pure high pile, scattered with small black and brown diamond motifs across the field. No border, no repeating grid, just an irregular scatter of little diamonds left in their natural undyed tones. Made to order in any size, this one at 220 x 180cm.

At a Glance
Material100% Moroccan wool
TechniquePure pile (shag)
Size220 x 180cm (7'2" x 5'11")
Weaving time7 weeks
OriginMorocco
CustomMade to order, any size
The Story of This Rug

Ivory wool, scattered with small marks of natural colour.

No pattern to follow, no border to frame it. Just a soft field, dotted at random.

Some rugs are built around a pattern. This one is built around restraint. The ivory field is left almost entirely plain, with only small black and brown diamond motifs placed across the surface, unevenly spaced, so no two sections of the rug look quite the same.

The pile is deep and pure, sheared to one even height across the whole piece rather than carved into shapes. That single-height pile is what gives the rug its softness underfoot, and lets the small diamonds sit slightly recessed into the wool rather than standing proud of it.

It arrives as a single piece with fringe at both ends, undyed in its base tone and left to show the natural variation of the wool itself.

The Texture of This Rug

The surface is built from one consistent pile height, with the visual interest coming entirely from colour rather than carving.

Deep Pile
Even, plush wool across the full surface of the rug
Scattered Diamonds
Small dark diamond motifs placed irregularly rather than in a grid
Fringed Ends
Hand-finished fringe along the top and bottom edges
Meaning & Symbolism

The meaning of pattern and mark-making varies between regions, families, and weaving traditions across Morocco. On this rug, the scattered diamond motifs are left open, without a fixed meaning, so the piece speaks through its quiet simplicity rather than symbol.

What we can offer is a wish, the same one carried into every rug that leaves the loom: that it brings warmth to the home it enters, comfort underfoot through every season, and years of daily use that only make it feel more like it belongs. The result is not only decoration, but a handmade object shaped by patience, memory, and daily use.

The Colour of This Rug

The palette stays close to the natural tones of the wool itself, with just a few small marks breaking the field.

Where Each Tone Sits

Ivory
the full field, undyed base wool

Black
the larger scattered diamonds

Brown
the smaller diamonds mixed through the field
Perfect Spaces

The quiet, neutral palette makes this rug easy to place, and works especially well as a grounding piece.

Living Room

Beneath a low sofa and coffee table, keeping the room calm while other textures and colours take the lead.

Bedroom

At the foot of the bed or spanning the full floor, giving a soft, neutral base that layers easily with other textiles.

Nursery

A soft, undyed field with a gentle, irregular scatter, suited to a room that calls for a quieter palette.

May this rug hold warmth through every season it sees. May the home it rests in know comfort and peace. May its softness be felt in every step, for years to come. A blessing from TazRugs
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Why TazRugs

Six reasons to buy direct from the cooperative

Every TazRugs piece is traceable from the sheep to your door — ethically made, naturally dyed, and shipped worldwide.

100% Natural Wool
Sheared from Atlas Mountain sheep above 2,000 m, hand-spun in our cooperative — never blended with synthetic fibers.
Natural Pigments
every shade comes from nature, hand-mixed and never chemically synthesized.
Direct from 64 Women
Made by the Iznaguen Women's Cooperative in Taznakht — every rug is signed by the weaver who made it.
STEP Fair Trade
Independently certified for fair wages, ethical labor conditions, and full traceability — verified yearly by Label STEP.
Certified Authentic
Backed by the Moroccan Artisan Label — government certification confirming handmade origin and highest artisan quality.
Free Shipping
Free worldwide delivery via DHL, FedEx, or Aramex in 7–10 business days.

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Frequently asked questions

Will my rug shed?

A small amount of shedding is normal for the first 2–3 weeks with any handwoven Moroccan rug — these are loose fibers from the weaving process settling out. After that, gentle weekly vacuuming on low power keeps the rug looking new for decades. Avoid rotating beater-brush vacuums on natural wool — use suction only. For deeper care instructions, see our complete wool rug care guide

How do I know my rug is truly handmade?

Every TazRugs piece ships with a signed certificate of authenticity from the Iznaguen Women's Cooperative in Taznakht, naming the artisan who wove it. We're also certified by the Moroccan Artisan Label (a government-backed authenticity guarantee) and STEP Fair Trade (independent verification of ethical labor). Authentic handmade rugs also have small irregularities — slightly uneven edges, tiny knot variations, color shifts in the dye. If yours looks perfectly uniform, it isn't handmade. Learn more in our guide to spotting a real handwoven Moroccan rug.

How long does shipping take from Morocco?

7 to 10 business days worldwide via DHL, FedEx, or Aramex with full tracking. We ship from Casablanca and deliver to the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, and most other countries. Shipping is free, and we handle all customs duties for the US, UK, and EU — no surprise fees at delivery. Full details on our shipping and returns page

How do I clean and care for my rug?

Unroll immediately upon arrival : to avoid creases from shipping. Any slight folds will naturally relax over time — don’t worry.
Vacuum regularly : on low power and avoid rotating brushes. Some wool shedding during the first few days is completely normal.
Spot clean spills immediately : using cold water and a mild detergent.
Natural refresh : Sprinkle a mix of baking soda and coarse salt, leave for 1–2 hours, then vacuum thoroughly.
Professional cleaning : Recommended every 2–3 years or for deeper soiling.
Storage : Fold carefully and place in a breathable cover with a sachet of dried lavender.
Air it out occasionally : Light sun exposure on sunny days helps keep your rug fresh.

For the full step-by-step routine, see our handwoven wool care guide.

Are the colors exactly as shown in the photos?

Very close, but slight variation is part of the craft. Every dye is mixed by hand in copper pots in Morocco using traditional Amazigh techniques, and every screen renders color slightly differently. Photos are taken in natural daylight to keep them as honest as possible. If you'd like extra detail photos before you order, message us — we're happy to share more.

Is the rug safe for kids and pets?

Yes. The wool is hand-spun from Atlas Mountain sheep, the dyes are plant and mineral-based, and there are no chemical treatments anywhere in the rug. Natural wool is also flame-resistant and stain-resistant thanks to its natural lanolin — making it one of the safest floor coverings for children and animals. This applies to all our pieces, including soft Beni Ourain rugs for nurseries and durable rugs flatweave kilims for high-traffic rooms.

Is it truly one-of-a-kind?

Yes — every rug is designed and woven by a single Amazigh artisan, entirely from her own imagination. No pattern or paper guide is used; each piece is a personal expression of the weaver’s story, emotions, and creativity.

Once a rug is sold, that exact piece can never truly be reproduced. Even with a custom order, there will always be slight differences, because every handmade rug carries its own unique soul

Can I order a custom size or color?

Yes. Our weavers can make a custom version of any rug in your preferred size, color palette, or motif arrangement. Visit our Made-to-Order page to start the process — we'll come back to you within 48 hours with a quote and timeline (custom rugs typically take 4–8 weeks to weave, depending on size). Or browse our existing handwoven Moroccan rugs ready to ship.

A handwoven Moroccan rug, made the traditional way: natural wool, plant-based dyes, and weeks of skilled work by a single artisan.

This handwoven Moroccan rug comes from Taznakht, a region in Morocco renowned for its traditional Amazigh rug weaving heritage, shared with neighboring Beni Ourain and Azilal regions. For generations, women artisans have transformed natural wool into beautiful handmade Taznakht rugs, runners, and kilims using techniques passed down from mother to daughter.

Each rug is imagined and designed freely by the artisan, inspired by her creativity, life experiences, and Amazigh cultural symbols. No patterns are copied, which makes every piece — whether a small Moroccan rug, a runner, or a large area rug — truly unique.

The wool is naturally dyed using traditional plant-based dyes, a centuries-old practice that gives Moroccan rugs their rich, organic colors while remaining eco-friendly and chemical-free.

Every authentic Moroccan artisan rug takes weeks to complete and carries the story, imagination, patience, and heritage of the woman who created it. We also offer custom Moroccan rugs made to order, woven specifically for your home.