Author: Camille

At the crossroads of Art and craftsmanship, a series of twelve embroidered paintings blending abstraction and figuration, created with four hands on Moroccan wool and French hemp.

For the duration of this collection, we invite you on a journey between the palaces of Marrakech with their colorful zellige decorations and the desert of dunes under the stars. With the Rozlaby embroidery techniques and the knotted weaving of silk threads, we have depicted these suspended moments on table linen, rugs, and cushions.

Handwoven Zellige wool and silk cushion and rug

he first step is taken on the mosaic floors of the palaces of Marrakech. With the knotted weaving of silk threads, we have designed this graphic and geometric stroll on rugs and cushions. Walk on our silky rugs to discover the centuries-old buildings of the red city

The second step is taken while seated in the dunes under the stars. With the rozlaby embroidery technique, we have depicted these luminous points that twinkle in the night and follow the curves of the sand dunes on table linen. Let the undulation of the desert landscapes from the end of the Drâa Valley enter your interior under a starry sky

This collection of textile products is dedicated to the art of living. It reveals a refined eclectic atmosphere, where the demand for materials and the accuracy of design blend with the authenticity of handmade craftsmanship.

Unique collection of cushions in 40/40cm and 30/50cm.

Each piece is crafted with a unique color combination.

Made with a background of Siroua wool and raised with knotted silk threads.

All colors are achieved through natural dye baths in the Marrakech workshop.

Handwoven on carpet looms by the women of the Nisae Al Khir cooperative.

Embroidery crafted by the artisans of the Amezrou cooperative, at the end of the Draa Valley. Silk threads, cotton or linen fabric. Traditional patterns on contemporary applications.

Price upon request, custom-made production.

All colors (threads and fabrics) are crafted in the workshop in Marrakech using plants. Cosmos, Madder, Indigo, Crown Daisies, and other plants give bright and luminous tones to our natural materials.

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Handwoven in off-white and black natural wool from Siroua. Enhanced by the Boucharouite technique.

In Morocco, we often find weavings with black wool, but the color is usually achieved through dyeing. The issue is that black dyeing is highly polluting and tends to bleed afterward.

And why dye the wool when there are still black sheep in Morocco?

Boucharouite Technique use pieces of fabric cut into strips, the weavers use the fabric as yarn to make knotted stitches. This technique is widely used among the Atlas Berbers to recycle old clothing into colorful woven blankets.

For this collection, we have used scraps from a French factory specializing in silk weaving. They produce beautiful muslins, but like any industry, they sometimes have losses or unsuccessful trials. We have reclaimed these scraps to give them a second life. They outline the colorful lines found on the carpet and the squares on the cushions.

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Creation of traditional Miao embroidery with craftswomen from Guizhou. Use of silk threads and indigo dyeing.

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Weaving handmade by women’s cooperatives from the Atlas. Wool from the Moroccan mountains and silk

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Collaboration with Marianne Léger, designer-craftswoman with exceptional expertise in marquetry, engraving and laser cutting.

Custom order of a wool and silk rug for a French private client. Weaving carried out on a carpet loom by the women of the Nisae Alkhire cooperative in the Chichaoua region. Hand-spun wool in the Siroua region and silk from France. The green is a bath of pomegranate and tinting with iron and the orange is obtained thanks to the sulphurous cosmos flower.