Tribaliste : berber carpets, moroccan carpets and crafts

Fans of a responsible and sustainable lifestyle, we unearth for you exceptional Berber rugs, favorites, entirely handmade, in the pure local tradition. Unique, authentic pieces, like an ode to Moroccan craftsmanship. A passion that drives us, a heritage that carries us, an art of living that brings us together.

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Our collections

Brut

Unique and authentic models made of 100% natural wool. With or without patterns, virgin or colored wool, the BRUT collection adapts to all your desires.

I let myself be tempted !

The Classics

They sport black and white like no other carpet. These beautiful Berber pieces will bring an authentic and elegant touch to your home. Simply timeless.

I can't resist !

Abstrait

Field of expression of Berber weavers, these carpets are amazing works of art. Abstract patterns, colored wool, they offer a unique rendering to brighten up without overloading.

I'm curious!

Moroccan Berber carpets: an ancestral art

Objects that are simply out of the ordinary. Thanks to a very particular know-how transmitted from generation to generation, the weavers imagine and weave daring carpets. We love the combination of tradition and modernity of the Berber wool carpet, entirely handmade. And you know what? We're sure you'll find the best Moroccan rugs here.

A 100% artisanal confection

01 - Breeding and shearing

The Berbers raise their flocks in the mountainous areas of the Moroccan Atlas. In spring, the sheep are stripped of their fur. A traditional shearing with scissors.

02 - Washing of the wool

The sheep's wool is cleaned and eroded on the stone. It will dry for several hours in the sun. Any small impurities that remain are then removed by hand!

03 - Spinning the wool

Using a traditional spindle, Berber weavers spin the wool by hand, pinching it between their expert fingers. Patience is the key word for this meticulous work.

04 - Dyeing

The wool is boiled in containers containing plants to be dyed and then dried in the open air. Red, ochre, blue... It comes back to life!

05 - Assembly and weaving

The weavers make the weft of the carpet and place it on a loom. The carpet is made up of knots and takes several weeks to make. A truly colossal task.

06 - Lavage et séchage

Ultime étape, le tapis en laine est nettoyé plusieurs fois et enfin séché au soleil. Résultat : un objet unique mêlant imagination, savoir-faire et patience. Chapeau les artistes !