The Azilal tradition has always been freer than other Moroccan rug-making schools — less bound by geometry, more open to the gesture of the individual weaver. In this piece, that freedom is fully expressed: the brown lines move across the ivory field without a fixed destination, finding their own logic as they go.
Both colours are entirely natural — the ivory undyed, the brown the colour of the wool itself, as it came from the sheep. No dye was added. What you see is the material in its most honest form, shaped only by the hand that wove it.