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Fold, from the Atlas Form collection. A closer look at shifting horizons, where soft tonal transitions echo the meeting of mountains and sky.

Shown here in Fawn, Oat, and Tawny.

Fold, from the Atlas Form collection. A closer look at shifting horizons, where soft tonal transitions echo the meeting of mountains and sky.

Shown here in Fawn, Oat, and Tawny.

Naturally dyed wool, soaked in beets and transformed through generations of skill.

One-of-a-kind pillows woven with texture, or upcycled from vintage textiles. Each carries generations of tradition. No two are ever the same.

Meet Fadma, one of our master artisans. Her hands carry generations of knowledge, and today, her focus is on teaching the next generation. Though she no longer weaves herself, she ensures the craft continues, one artisan at a time.

A snip of wool. A pass through the warp. A tap of the comb. The quiet language of the loom.

Saha in Slate. A soft field framed by repetition, where geometry softens into wool and shadow. Available in-stock and made to order.

Step beyond Marrakech and into the High Atlas Mountains for a day with our artisans.

In a remote valley shaped by rugged peaks, open skies, and daily rhythms, spend time with the women behind the craft and experience Morocco through place, tradition, and connection.

DM or email us to book your visit.

Step beyond Marrakech and into the High Atlas Mountains for a day with our artisans.

In a remote valley shaped by rugged peaks, open skies, and daily rhythms, spend time with the women behind the craft and experience Morocco through place, tradition, and connection.

DM or email us to book your visit.

From wool to thread. After cleaning and carding, just before it becomes yarn for the loom, then rug.

The weaving process is steeped in symbolism. In the final stage of preparing the loom, artisans roll cane down the warp. When it moves smoothly, it signals the loom is set, ready for a steady, uninterrupted weave.

The symphony of making a rug, each step shaped by the artisan’s hand.

Izra in Forget Me Not, now at home in Brooklyn. On view at The Residence by @assemblylineshop at 144 Vanderbilt. Each rug is handwoven in Morocco, with shifting columns that reflect the rhythm of the loom and the women behind it. DM or email us to schedule a viewing.

📸 by @ben__dehaan

Izra in Forget Me Not, now at home in Brooklyn. On view at The Residence by @assemblylineshop at 144 Vanderbilt. Each rug is handwoven in Morocco, with shifting columns that reflect the rhythm of the loom and the women behind it. DM or email us to schedule a viewing.

📸 by @ben__dehaan

Inspired by the shifting earth and layered ridgelines of the Atlas Mountain foothills, Drift reflects a landscape shaped by movement, memory, and time. Made to order in four color options.

Inspired by the shifting earth and layered ridgelines of the Atlas Mountain foothills, Drift reflects a landscape shaped by movement, memory, and time. Made to order in four color options.

Inspired by the shifting earth and layered ridgelines of the Atlas Mountain foothills, Drift reflects a landscape shaped by movement, memory, and time. Made to order in four color options.

Inspired by the shifting earth and layered ridgelines of the Atlas Mountain foothills, Drift reflects a landscape shaped by movement, memory, and time. Made to order in four color options.

Inspired by the shifting earth and layered ridgelines of the Atlas Mountain foothills, Drift reflects a landscape shaped by movement, memory, and time. Made to order in four color options.