Each Moroccan rug from Mimouna Rugs is crafted by artisans in the Atlas Mountains. Explore our collections of Beni Ourain, Azilal, and custom Moroccan rugs made to last generations.

Our Newest Rugs

Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00
Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00
Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00
Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00
Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00
Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00
Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00
Price range: $648.00 through $8,710.00

Best featured blanket products

Price range: $170.00 through $190.00
Price range: $170.00 through $190.00
Price range: $170.00 through $190.00
Price range: $170.00 through $190.00
Price range: $170.00 through $190.00

Handwoven Moroccan Wool Rugs: Tradition, Artistry, and Exotic Elegance for Your Home

Authentic Moroccan Wool Rugs – Functional Art for Your Home

Moroccan rugs are more than just floor coverings, they are timeless expressions of artistry. Each piece features unique, handwoven patterns that reflect the creativity of the artisan and the rich cultural heritage of Morocco.

Wool Rugs – Warmth, Style, and Craftsmanship

Handmade from high-quality wool, Moroccan rugs, also known as wool rugs or wool carpets, bring warmth, softness, and elegance into any space. Their intricate designs and natural textures add a distinctive character to both modern and traditional interiors.

Braided Wool Rugs – Rich Texture, Timeless Comfort

Among the most beloved styles are braided wool rugs, known for their tactile beauty and comforting presence. Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, or dining spaces, these rugs create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with a touch of North African charm.

Why Choose a Moroccan Wool Rug?

A Moroccan wool rug is an investment in quality, tradition, and sustainability. These rugs not only elevate your home’s design but also support the skilled artisans who preserve this centuries-old craft. Whether you’re seeking a bold statement piece or a soft accent for your space, a Moroccan rug brings lasting beauty and meaning to your home.

unchangeable procedure for centuries

  1. A shepherd tends a flock of sheep in the Atlas Mountains. In the summer, the flock is sheared of its winter wool. It can take 50–100 coats to make a standard-sized rug.
  2. The wool is bundled and sent to be thoroughly washed.
  3. After washing, the wool is spun and turned into threads.
  4. Now, the yarn is either left as its natural creamy color or dyed and then returned to the studio.
  5. The women begin the long process of weaving a design. Each woman (sometimes working with a partner) works on a rug from start to finish. This can take well over a month of tying knots.
  6. The finished rugs are then doused with water, scrubbed clean, and draped over wooden racks where they’ll dry in the mountain air.