Embroidered Akhnif Rug - Handwoven Flatweave Deep Blue Wool

Akhnif Flatweave Rug - Handwoven Moroccan Kilim Embroidered Motifs

Bring a refined and graphic touch to your space with this handwoven Akhnif Moroccan kilim rug, originating from the Anti-Atlas region of Morocco. Known for their deep indigo backgrounds and embroidered Berber motifs, Aknif rugs represent a distinctive tradition within Moroccan flatweave craftsmanship.

Woven on a traditional loom using natural wool, this rug features a solid deep blue base enhanced by hand embroidered Berber symbols. Unlike fully patterned kilims, Akhnif rugs introduce motifs through embroidery after weaving, creating subtle relief and texture that give the piece its distinctive character.

Each rug is handmade by skilled Moroccan artisans using ancestral techniques, giving every piece its unique presence and authentic craftsmanship.

Variant shown : 9' × 12'

Product details

Style : Akhnif (embroidered / graphic)
Origin : Morocco (Anti-Atlas region)
Material : Wool (handwoven)
Pile : Flatweave (kilim structure)
Technique : Traditional Berber weaving with hand embroidery
Fringe : May vary depending on the piece 
Condition : Handmade / artisan-made 

Size options (variants)

Choose your size (Width × Length) :

3' × 5'
4' × 6'
5' × 7'
6' × 9'
8' × 10'
9' × 12'
10' × 10'
10' × 14'
12' × 15'

Quality & craftsmanship

Handwoven using traditional Moroccan flatweave techniques and finished with hand embroidered Berber motifs, giving the rug an authentic and textured character.

Akhnif rugs are appreciated for their graphic precision, deep indigo tones, and subtle embroidered symbolism, making them distinctive pieces in modern interiors.

Perfect for minimalist, contemporary, wabi-sabi, or design focused interiors seeking depth, rhythm, and authentic Moroccan craftsmanship.

Care

For regular maintenance, gently shake the rug or vacuum lightly without rotating brushes.

For spills, blot immediately with a clean cloth and cold water. For deeper cleaning, professional rug cleaning is recommended.