Chorus
A quiet rhythm of form and texture — bringing depth, balance, and a sense of calm into your space.
This handwoven Moroccan rug is crafted in the Atlas Mountains from natural wool, using traditional Berber techniques.
Each piece is made to order. We will confirm the perfect size together after your inquiry.
We’ll guide you through size, colors, and details.
Handwoven in Morocco · Natural Wool · Made to Order
A dozen colors, each holding its own line, none of them singing quite the same note.
Some patterns speak in one voice. Chorus speaks in many at once — rose beside olive beside lavender beside black, each color holding its own vertical line, none of them blending, all of them heard together.
The stripes don't run straight. They ripple and zigzag down the surface, jagged at the edges like a held note starting to waver, occasionally breaking open into a flatwoven band of thin multicolor striping that runs bare through the center — a moment where the pile drops away and the loom's own rhythm shows through. Blocks of solid color interrupt here and there, holding space before the stripes pick back up.
Hand-knotted by Berber artisans in the Atlas Mountains from 100% natural wool, Chorus draws from a wide, unrestrained palette — dusty rose, sage, ochre, cobalt, aubergine — each hue distinct against the next. The pile [CONFIRM: 1.25" avg — adjustable on request] runs high and dense across every color block, giving the whole surface a soft, unified texture despite the range of tone.
Every voice stays distinct. Together, they hold the room.
Each rug is woven by hand, then washed and dried in the Atlas mountain air.
The Weaving Details
Authentic Artistry
Every rug is handcrafted from 100% natural wool — making each piece truly one of a kind.
Subtle variations in texture and tone are not imperfections, but the signature of human craftsmanship.
Please note that colors may appear slightly different depending on lighting conditions and screen settings when viewing product images.
Tailored Texture
Our standard knotted pile height ranges between 1" - 1.5" (2.5 to 4 cm) , with an average of 1.25" (3 cm). If you desire a lower or higher knotted pile, please reach out to us. A Soiree designer will collaborate with you to achieve your preferred pile height. This flexibility ensures your Handmade Moroccan Rug meets your exact specifications and enhances your living space beautifully.
Tassels
Traditional Moroccan rugs typically feature tassels on one side. You have the option to order your Berber Moroccan Rug with or without tassels. The tassel length generally ranges from 4" to 6" (10 to 15cm). Here's what tassels look like, adding a touch of traditional elegance to your rug.
No Tassels
Prefer a sleek finish? You can choose your Handmade Moroccan Rug without tassels. The end of your rug will feature a neat, unique binding, akin to the signature of the skilled weaver who crafted your design. This detail varies from rug to rug, enhancing the unique character of your piece.
FAQ
What makes rug unique?
Soiree Berber rugs are unique due to our commitment to traditional craftsmanship. Each rug is meticulously handwoven using ancient Berber knotting techniques, and we exclusively use natural dyes, ensuring a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Morocco.
Is each rug one-of-a-kind?
Absolutely! The handmade nature of our rugs means that no two are alike. The artisans invest time, skill, and creativity into each piece, making them unique works of art.
What is the lead time for shipping?
Once your order is confirmed, our team works diligently to prepare it for shipping. The estimated shipping time varies between 2 to 11 business days depending on your location.
What materials are used in Soiree Berber rugs?
Our journey starts in the Atlas Mountains, where shepherds tend to their flocks. We source the finest wool, sheared by hand using traditional methods. This wool forms the basis of our rugs, ensuring quality and authenticity.
Do the rugs shed?
Like any handmade wool rug, shedding is normal in the initial stages. This is a natural characteristic and diminishes after 3 weeks with regular vacuuming.