Tala
Tala – Beni Mrirt Rug
The Story
Soft geometry, calm energy.
Tala celebrates quiet beauty — a gentle interplay of light and texture handwoven in the Middle Atlas Mountains by the women of the Beni Mrirt tribe. The softly shifting checker pattern in warm beige and ivory tones evokes balance and movement, like ripples across sand or water.
Crafted from 100% hand-spun virgin wool, Tala combines contemporary rhythm with natural serenity. Each square, slightly irregular, carries the warmth of handmade tradition — a perfect fusion of structure and soul.
Tala transforms any space with its subtle depth, offering harmony, comfort, and timeless Moroccan craftsmanship.
Details
Origin: Beni Mrirt, Middle Atlas, Morocco
Material: 100% hand-spun virgin wool
Colour: Beige and Ivory
Technique: Hand-knotted, artisan-made
Type: New production
Pile: Dense, soft, and luminous
You're customizing your own size
Each and every Beni rug is woven entirely by hand and then washed and dried in the mountain air. Current estimated lead times are:
- 274 × 366 cm and smaller: 12–16 weeks
- Larger than 274 × 366 cm: 16–20 weeks
Since your rug is hand-crafted, there will be natural, beautiful variations in pattern and color. These are sure signs of an authentic rug made just for you. Final sizes and pile heights can vary by up to 5% from what is ordered.
Can I return my rug?
All orders are final and we cannot accept returns. Please ensure all measurements, colors, and design are correct before submitting your order!
Can I cancel my order?
After placing an order, you have until 7:00 PM ET the following day to cancel and get your money back.
What if I don't like what I ordered?
We certainly hope that never happens! We're here to answer whatever questions you've got before you place an order to ensure you're 100% happy with your one-of-a-kind design.
How it works
1. Choose your design
Select from our custom collection.
2. Select size & color
Choose the available size and color for your rug.
3. Your rug is hand-knotted
Your order is crafted by our team in Morocco.
