Woven in the heart of the Atlas Mountains, Yasmina is more than just a rug — it’s a story of tradition, resilience, and grace. Handwoven by a collective of Amazigh women artisans, this piece was crafted over several weeks using ancestral techniques passed down from generation to generation. Each line, shape, and color has meaning — from the diamond patterns symbolizing protection and fertility to the playful pinks and bold contrasts that reflect the joy and strength of the women who created it.
The name Yasmina was chosen in honor of one of the elder weavers in the village, a woman known for her laughter, wisdom, and incredible skill. Just like the flower it refers to, Yasmina represents beauty, softness, and quiet strength. This rug captures her spirit — feminine yet powerful, traditional yet vibrant.
From raw wool to finished piece, every step of the process is done by hand — washing, spinning, dyeing with natural pigments, and finally, weaving on a vertical loom. The result is a one-of-a-kind rug that brings light, energy, and heritage into any space.
