Born in the Atlas Mountains. Designed to belong anywhere.
How it all started
Atlas Hands began with the two of us, Ihssan and Abdeslam, partners in life and in vision. What started as quiet conversations between cities and mountains became a shared commitment: to honor the richness of Moroccan craft and offer it to the world with care, clarity, and respect.
Together, we created Atlas Hands as a bridge between worlds: between tradition and modernity, between artisans and homes, between Morocco and everywhere else. Every rug carries part of our story, and we hope it becomes part of yours.
From the first idea to the first rug, the journey was never ours alone.Knowledge was shared, hands reached out, and the story slowly grew beyond us.
SHARED CRAFT
Woven Together
What we create is not ours alone. It’s the result of many hands, shared knowledge, and quiet trust. From the weavers who carry time honored techniques to the conversations that shape every design, Atlas Hands is a collaboration across cultures and generations ; a journey woven together, thread by thread.
Tradition, Reimagined
Every rug carries more than pattern or thread. It holds the care, time, and presence of the hands that shaped it.In each knot: a rhythm. In every line: an intention. Together, they form a philosophy that guides everything we make.
GUIDED BY INTENTION
Our Philosophy
For us, weaving rugs has always been about people. About giving this craft the time, care, and respect it deserves, and allowing it to be something to grow into, not rush through.
We work closely with women weavers, making sure their work is valued, their time honored, and their conditions fair. When that care is present, the craft continues, passed on, practiced, and kept alive.
This belief guides how we work today, holding on to tradition, while allowing it to evolve at its own pace.
This is Atlas Hands. A meeting of tradition, craft, and the people behind both : weavers, designers, and all those who believe that the way something is made matters as much as the piece itself.