Orange Moroccan Kilim Runner – Amazigh Symbols & Black Zigzag Border, Wool
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Production time for every size
| 2 x 3 ft (61 x 91 cm) | 8 days |
| 3 x 5 ft (91 x 152 cm) | 8 days |
| 4 x 6 ft (122 x 183 cm) | 8 days |
| 5 x 8 ft (152 x 244 cm) | 11 days |
| 6 x 9 ft (183 x 274 cm) | 15 days |
| 8 x 10 ft (244 x 305 cm) | 20 days |
| 9 x 12 ft (274 x 366 cm) | 26 days |
| 10 x 14 ft (305 x 427 cm) | 26 days |
| Runner 2.5 x 8 ft (76 x 244 cm) | 8 days |
| Runner 2.5 x 10 ft (76 x 305 cm) | 11 days |
| Runner 2.5 x 12 ft (76 x 366 cm) | 13 days |
Warm as Moroccan sunset. This flat-woven runner glows in burnt orange, set with rows of Amazigh symbols (crosses, diamonds, arrows and checkered blocks) in blue, green, white and black. A black zigzag border frames the design and a cream fringe finishes each end.
Why you'll love it
- Glowing orange that brings instant warmth to a hallway.
- Traditional Berber symbols, each one woven by hand.
- Durable flat weave that stays put and wears beautifully.
Style it
Use it in a hallway with white walls, a kitchen with wood counters, or on a riad-style terrace with brass lanterns.
The story behind it
The Moroccan kilim, often called hanbel, is a flat weave with no pile: coloured weft threads are packed tightly over the warp to draw the design. Amazigh weavers across the Atlas have made them for centuries as floor rugs, blankets and tent dividers. Patterns travel in horizontal bands and small symbols that vary from one valley to the next.
Details
- Style: Moroccan kilim runner (Atlas Mountains)
- Colors: burnt orange, black, blue, green, white
- Material: 100% natural wool
- Construction: flat-woven
- Production: made to order, about 2–4 weeks
Shipping & care
Free DHL Express shipping to the US, import duties included. Vacuum gently without a beater bar and blot spills with cold water. Need another size? Request a custom size.
Room and model photos are styled visualizations; your handmade rug will have its own natural variations.
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Origin · Atlas villages & weaving cooperatives
The heritage of the Moroccan kilim
A kilim (in Morocco often called hanbel) is a flat-woven rug with no pile: the coloured weft threads are packed tightly over the warp to form the design. Amazigh weavers across the Middle and High Atlas have made them for centuries as floor rugs, blankets, tent dividers and saddle covers.
The flat weave favours geometry: bands, stripes, diamonds, triangles and small symbols arranged in horizontal registers. Patterns are passed down from mother to daughter and vary from one tribe and valley to the next.
Light, reversible on many pieces and easy to move, the Moroccan kilim is ideal for dining rooms, hallways and busy family spaces.

- Style
- Kilim
- Origin
- Atlas Mountains, Morocco
- Material
- Sheep wool
- Pile
- Flatweave
- Made
- By hand, in Morocco
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