Handira Haik cushions

Stunning cushion made with remnants of an antique Berber Jaique of undyed natural wool. The reverse is made of high quality natural cotton which gives it a perfect consistency also to be used as a floor cushion. Zip closure. Filling not included.

A Berber haïk or shawl from M´Tougha in the Moroccan High Atlas. Handmade. Woven natural undyed wool. The combination of browns and creams as well as the distribution of the stripes are magnificent and grant it an elegant and authentic tribal character. A -haïk-, -hayk-, -haik- or -tahraoukht-, is an outer garment used by the different Berber tribes as part of their attire.

Stunning cushion made with remnants of an antique Berber Jaique of undyed natural wool. The reverse is made of high quality natural cotton which gives it a perfect consistency also to be used as a floor cushion. Zip closure. Filling not included.

A Berber haïk or shawl from M´Tougha in the Moroccan High Atlas. Handmade. Woven natural undyed wool. The combination of browns and creams as well as the distribution of the stripes are magnificent and grant it an elegant and authentic tribal character. A -haïk-, -hayk-, -haik- or -tahraoukht-, is an outer garment used by the different Berber tribes as part of their attire.

Stunning cushion made with remnants of an antique Berber Jaique of undyed natural wool. The reverse is made of high quality natural cotton which gives it a perfect consistency also to be used as a floor cushion. Zip closure. Filling not included.

A Berber haïk or shawl from M´Tougha in the Moroccan High Atlas. Handmade. Woven natural undyed wool. The combination of browns and creams as well as the distribution of the stripes are magnificent and grant it an elegant and authentic tribal character. A -haïk-, -hayk-, -haik- or -tahraoukht-, is an outer garment used by the different Berber tribes as part of their attire.

A lovely cushion made from a fragment of a handiras.  A woman's shawl, the -handira- from the High Atlas, though the use of these capes has extended to some areas of the High Atlas as well. It combines handwoven natural undyed wool and cotton. It features very distinctive decorative stripes and sometimes long cotton fringes or pile. Nowadays it would be used during special gatherings and festivities.