Beni rugs, specifically Beni Ourain rugs, are made by the Berber tribes in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. The craft has been passed down through generations, with artisans hand-knotting the rugs using wool from sheep raised in the mountains.

Location: The rugs are traditionally made in the Atlas Mountains region of Morocco.
Origin: The name "Beni Ourain" refers to a confederation of 17 Berber tribes living in the area.
Craft: The process involves generations of knowledge, with weavers using traditional techniques to create the unique geometric designs seen on the rugs.
Materials: Natural wool from sheep raised in the mountains is used, and historically, natural dyes were exclusively used to create the rugs' colors.