In the highlands near the village of Zaouiat Ahansal, known for its geometric stone walls and winding mountain paths, Fatna — a respected elder and weaver — created this piece with pure intention. She always said that clarity is beauty, and this rug reflects her philosophy.
Minimal yet grounded, Fatna is built on repetition and rhythm. The squared labyrinth at its center mirrors the layout of ancient Amazigh villages, and the small triangle cluster in the corner nods to the weaver’s signature — a motif she always added to wish protection upon the home it would one day enter.
