Siroua Shades | Tasskalya

$699.00
Siroua Shades | Tasskalya
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Made By

Ait Moulay Ali

Fadma leads this group of artisans located in a small village just outside Ait Ourir, about 45 minutes from Marrakech. Many of the artisans, including Fadma herself, originated in the Siroua region near Tazenakht, an area renowned for its deep weaving heritage, before moving closer to Marrakech in search of better opportunities while carrying their craft with them. The collective specializes in using naturally dyed Siroua wool and works in both flatweave and hand-knot techniques. They are among the few artisans still practicing Tighonjjaj, a rare, ancestral knotting method that traces back generations in the Siroua mountains. Developed by Amazigh women to create rugs that could endure the harsh mountain winters while showcasing their family’s artistry, Tighonjjaj requires twisting each strand before knotting, adding time and skill to each piece. Today, this technique has become increasingly rare, preserved by only a few master weavers who continue to pass this knowledge from mother to daughter, ensuring the tradition lives on.

Rug Style

Flatweave

Flatweave rugs are thin, soft, strong and full of symbolism. They’re also called “Hanbel” or “Aknif” in Arabic. All of our Flatweave rugs are made in the south of Morocco, which produces the highest quality flatweaves.