Beni Ourain rugs from the El Abbassi family workshops in Morocco's Rabat-Salé region, in classic ivory or in bold color, woven to the size your room needs. Each one follows a tradition named for the Amazigh tribes of the Middle Atlas: soft wool, a generous pile and geometry drawn freehand.


Beni Ourain rugs take their name from the Amazigh tribes of Morocco's Middle Atlas, who wove them for their own homes: a thick, soft wool pile on a natural ivory ground, crossed with dark lines, diamonds and lattices drawn freehand rather than copied from a chart. Modernist designers took them up in the twentieth century, and the look still sits easily in clean-lined rooms.
"Beni Ourain" names the tradition, not the place a rug is made. Ours are made in the El Abbassi family workshops in Morocco's Rabat-Salé region, in that tradition.
Each rug's page says whether its pile is medium or thick.
A Beni Ourain looks best a little larger than you expect. Every rug here can be woven to your own width and length: enter them on the rug's page and the price updates as you type.
A made-to-order rug is woven in 15–20 days in our family workshops in the Rabat-Salé region, then standard shipping takes 7–14 business days to every destination. A rug already in stock ships within 1–3 business days. Shipping is free on every order and already included in the price.
Because every rug is made by hand, small differences in pattern and color from the photos are the mark of handwork, not a flaw.