Hello,

I’m Yassine from Marrakech, Morocco – a place where every rug carries a story. My love for Moroccan carpets was passed down from my father, Mehdi, a Berber carpet expert, and together we blend his wisdom with my passion for design to create truly special pieces.

Our rugs are handmade in the High Atlas Mountains by Aicha and her four daughters, incredible women who weave not just wool, but heritage, patience, and love into every design. Each piece is unique, one of a kind, and filled with the spirit of Morocco.

For me, these carpets are more than décor – they are stories, traditions, and dreams woven into art. I feel blessed to share them with you, and I hope one of our rugs brings warmth and happiness into your home.

 All of our rugs are one of a kind, designed by me, and handmade by the very talented Aicha and her daughters. Aicha is from the High Atlas and is a Mother of 4 daughters, to whom she is dedicated to passing her knowledge and skills of weaving onto. I feel so lucky to work with these women and together watch these uniquely beautiful carpets take shape. 

If you have any enquires or requests please feel free to contact me via the contact link. Thanks for visiting my shop. I hope you’ll find happiness with one of our designs. 

History of Moroccan Carpets.

Although it has centuries of existence, the manufacture of Morocco carpets did not receive the interest it deserved from Historians. Ibn Khaldun, the leading Tunisian Arab historiographer and historian of the 14th century, evokes on many occasions the trades which were practised in his times, particularly the fabric smoothing with which he dealt in five lines, without making the least hint to the carpets.

It is only at the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century that foreign literature: French, German, English and even American, started to discover the Moroccan carpets, to define the various types and indicate their production locations, but failed to mention their history. 

It was through my travels of Morocco that my passion for this history of carpets led me to create designs that I wish to share with the world.