We work hand-in-hand with fourth-generation weavers to make our beach towels, blankets, and throws in ancient Fez medina and Tangier. We also partner with a number of women’s weaving cooperatives in the Middle Atlas and Northern Morocco who make our bespoke blankets and selected hand-knotted rugs, on vertical looms.

We work with Amazigh women to produce our fine wool rugs. From knotting and weaving to cleaning and finishing, they oversee every part of the process and reinterpret our designs using age-old techniques. 

AP aims to change perceptions of the once nomadic people of Morocco. Known to most as Berbers, their true name is ‘Amazigh’ meaning ‘free humans’. Amazigh culture comes with a rich textile history, that’s deeply-rooted in nature and the landscape.

Raised in San Francisco, by Palestinian parents, my passion for textiles began in childhood. I watched my mother embroider clothing for her family, always with so much care.

Every piece our artisans create is made by hand with the greatest dedication and love. I hope that wherever my textiles find a home, across the world, they bring an emotional connection and narrative.

I’d like to send a heartfelt thanks to our weavers, for staying so committed to continuing their craft. We couldn’t be without you. And to our clients around the globe. For believing in us and in the authenticity of the hand-weaving tradition and its sacred roots.

Gratefully,

Nina.