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Tamazighin, meaning “free women,” is a collection of traditional wool blankets made by Amazigh women just outside Marrakesh.

Woven on traditional wooden looms using hand-spun virgin wool, each piece follows a process that begins and ends with intention. The blanket is considered a form of protection once completed, with meaning rooted in the making itself.

This piece features a simple black border with large hand-tied tassels, bringing a sense of structure and texture. The wool is left in its natural state, giving it a slightly coarse feel that softens beautifully over time.

Details
Size: 150 x 250 cm (UK double 140 x 200 cm)
Colour: Cream and black
Material: 100% hand-spun virgin Moroccan wool.
Origin: Made in Morocco by Amazigh women just outside Marrakesh.
Care
Dry clean or machine wash on a wool or delicate setting.

Do not use bleach or harsh detergents.

Can be ironed on a wool setting.

It is natural for pilling to occur over time due to the fibres. We recommend using a lint remover gently to refresh the surface.
Giving back

This piece supports Amazigh women in Morocco, where weaving remains a vital source of income and a skill passed down through generations.

A portion of proceeds is shared with marginalised communities through our ongoing partnership with human rights organisation Restless Beings.

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