In the Weave | Atlas Form: Tracing Morocco’s Landscapes
Our newest made-to-order collection, Atlas Form is inspired by Morocco’s shifting topography, where desert meets mountain and ancient pathways bend with time. Each piece traces the fluid lines of nature, from dunes and canyons to hillside kasbahs, in a palette of burnt sienna, olive green, sun-faded taupe, and clay red.
In the Weave | Honoring Craft and Tradition with Siroua Shades
Siroua Shades is a tribute to the generational craft that inspired us to start Salam Hello. Crafted entirely by hand using ancestral tools and 100% natural materials, this collection is our purest expression yet. It is a celebration of origin, tradition, and craft in its most intentional form.
In the Weave | Sheep Shearing Season in Morocco
Each May, as the weather warms across Morocco, sheep shearing season begins—marking the start of the wool cycle that powers generations of Amazigh craft. In remote mountain villages, the year’s wool is sheared by hand, preserving a tradition that shapes every rug we create.
In the Weave | The Sustainable Craft of Moroccan Rugs
Each Moroccan rug is a living reflection of its origin—woven from local wool, dyed with native plants, and shaped by the environment and traditions of the Amazigh tribe that created it. At Salam Hello, we ensure that every rug is woven in its region of origin. Rather than consolidating production, we go to where the artisans are. For us, that’s what makes the craft more enduring, more respectful—and more sustainable.
In the Weave | Step into the World of Neutral Ground
Inspired by Morocco’s serene landscapes, Neutral Ground draws from the earthy hues of the desert, the golden yellows of sunlit dunes, the muted greens of eucalyptus groves, and the warm clay tones of Amazigh architecture nestled in the Atlas Mountains. It harmoniously combines artful design and simplicity, bringing warmth, depth, and balance to your space.
In the Weave | Supporting Moroccan Artisans with Nest
In the Weave | The Cost of a Moroccan Rug
In the Weave | Making a Moroccan Rug
In the Weave | Symbolism
In the Weave | Introducing Izra