Camel Moroccan Rug with Brown and Cream Border – Hand Knotted Wool Beni Mrirt Area Rug

A camel Moroccan rug with a brown and cream border, hand-knotted in thick Beni Mrirt wool. One continuous line of natural espresso brown steps in and out around a plain field of undyed camel, like the top of a kasbah wall, and ten square ivory blocks sit in its steps: two along each fringed end and three along each long side. Every turn is a square right angle, and the centre stays quiet.

Camel rug with a brown and cream border in a modern entrance hall with a limestone floor, an oak pivot door, a walnut console and a round brass mirror

It is a warm, framed rug with an architectural edge, made entirely of natural undyed wool. It suits a living room, bedroom, dining room or entrance hall, and it is also woven on a deep smoky green field with an ivory line and camel blocks.

Espresso border turning a square corner around an ivory block on a camel wool rug styled with a walnut stool, a chocolate linen throw and a ceramic cup

Details

  • Hand-knotted by Berber weavers in the Middle Atlas, Morocco
  • 100% wool pile about 25 mm (1 in) deep: natural undyed camel, espresso brown and ivory fleece, or a wash-tested smoky green field on the green colourway; the border line about 3 in wide
  • Each colour is carded, and dyed where it is dyed, in one batch for your rug; natural undyed fleece and hand-dyed wool vary gently in tone, which is part of its character
  • Plain narrow flat-woven ends in the field colour (camel, or green on the green colourway) with a short ivory fringe; each size is the size of the woven rug, fringe not included. Ends without fringe on request at no charge
  • Woven to order in 4–6 weeks, then delivered in 3–5 business days with free US shipping
  • Available in every standard size from 3x5 to 14x20 ft, including 9x12, 10x14, 10x10 and 12x15 ft, and as a runner from 2.5x8 to 3x22 ft; the design is drawn to the proportions of each size, and other sizes are available on request
  • Progress photos from the loom while your rug is woven
  • New wool sheds a little for the first few months; vacuum on suction only

Care

Vacuum without a beater bar, rotate every six months, blot spills with cool water, and have it professionally washed every three to five years.

Each rug is knotted by hand, so expect small variations in colour and line.