Beni Ouarain carpets, symbols of Moroccan cultural heritage, are the result of an ancestral process.
It begins with the collection of sheep's wool by the men of the village.
Then, the women take over with washing the wool in pure mountain water, this ritual is accompanied by traditional songs.
After washing, the wool is beaten and dried, then used to weave rugs.
The finishing of a carpet is a major event, celebrated in ceremonies with as much pomp as a birth, which underlines its cultural importance.
Each 1 square meter rug requires about a week of hard work.
It is a reflection of their identity, their history, and their rich cultural heritage.
These rugs are not only objects of art, they also play an essential role in daily life by serving as insulation against the cold, mattresses on which it is very good to sleep, and according to local belief, they contribute to the strengthening of the immune system.