Izra, written in Amazigh as ⵉⵣⵔⴰ, loosely translates as “weave of the day,” and includes five unique styles ranging in color, cost, and size. The rugs are the culmination of thousands of woolen knots irregularly woven together by 25 Amazigh artisans in a village just outside of Beni M’rirt in Morocco’s Middle Atlas Mountains. The effect is meticulous poetry, with columns of knots in rich colors. The story of each rug is baked into the design, which marks the artisans’ days of work: Each column r