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Red Lattice Beni Ourain Rug
From $250
The Beni Ourain lattice turned around: fine ivory lines cross a deep red field of thick wool, hand-knotted in Morocco.
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Free shipping to the US, Australia & the UK · Duties included · 4–6 weeks production + 5–8 business days delivery.
Handmade: size may vary ±5%, colors and pattern may differ slightly from photos. Learn more about handmade variation
Prefer other colors? Most designs can be woven in your colors. Ask us
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- Free shipping to the US, Australia & the UK, duties and taxes paid
- Made to order in 4–6 weeks, delivered in 5–8 business days
- Photos of your finished rug to approve before it ships
- Full refund if you cancel within 24 hours
- Made to order: no change-of-mind returns (in the UK, 14 days on standard sizes). Damaged, wrong or significantly different? Replacement or full refund
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About This Rug
The classic Beni Ourain lattice turned around: fine ivory lines cross a deep red field of thick wool, finished with a red fringe at each end. Red brings warmth to grey and white rooms; it is at home under a sofa, at the foot of a bed or in a study with dark wood. The photos show the rug this design comes from, on our workshop floor in Morocco. Yours is hand-knotted to order from washed natural sheep's wool in 4–6 weeks, so the motifs will be placed by hand and vary a little; before it ships we send you photos of your finished rug to approve. Choose one of 10 standard sizes from 2×3 to 10×15 ft, or enter your own size.
Details
- Collection
- Warm & Earthy
- Primary color
- Red
- Secondary colors
- Ivory
- Pattern
- Lattice, Diamond
- Rooms
- Living Room, Bedroom, Home Office
- Material
- 100% natural sheep's wool
- Dyes
- Natural dyes
- Technique
- Hand-knotted
- Origin
- Morocco
- Pile height
- About 3–4 cm (1.2–1.6 in)
- Made
- Handmade
- Production
- Made to order in 4–6 weeks
Craft story
Beni Ourain rugs come from the tribes of Morocco's Middle Atlas, who wove thick wool rugs to sleep on and keep warm through long mountain winters. This rug follows that tradition: it is hand-knotted, one knot at a time, by a woman weaver in the network of more than forty artisans we work with in Morocco, then washed and finished by hand.
Care
Vacuum regularly on low suction without the beater bar, and keep the vacuum off the fringe. Blot spills straight away with a clean, dry cloth; do not rub. Turn the rug every few months so it wears and fades evenly. For a deep clean, use a professional cleaner who works with wool. A few loose fibers are normal in the first weeks of a new wool rug.
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