Vintage Moroccan Amazigh Rare Double-Sided Beni Ouarain Rug handwoven These remnants are recycled into

These remnants are recycled into yarn which is then woven into delicate cotton fabric on traditional handlooms

Speckled stoneware clay in an earthy ochre tone covered in powdery matt white glaze create the satisfying matt finish of these rimmed breakfast bowls

our standard collection may be more suitable

The spoon has a very significant crack between the handle and the head

Small and simple French Ironstone cake stand

Vintage Moroccan Amazigh Rare Double-Sided Beni Ouarain Rug handwoven These remnants are recycled intoA very rare double sided Beni Ouarain carpet from the Middle Atlas region, featuring two distinct designs on the front and reverse. Woven using dense handspun local wool, the rug is thick, weighty, and beautifully constructed. What first appears as a lozenge grid on one side reveals, upon closer inspection, a series of interconnected, belted zigzag lines. In the top two rows of the carpet these lines separate, adding a subtle sense of movement and