Camel Hair Blanket | Ash & Zanaqa Stripe_Hassan_201-64-1835-801Ash&ZanStrpOS | Obakki

Camel Hair Blanket | Ash & Zanaqa Stripe

Name: Camel Hair Blanket | Ash & Zanaqa Stripe
Brand: Hassan
SKU: 201-64-1835-801Ash&ZanStrpOS
Price: 195.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$195.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN MOROCCO

Handwoven from naturally shed camel wool, this lightweight blanket features soft ash tones and traditional Zanaqa-style striping. Durable yet breathable, it’s a timeless layer for bed, sofa, or travel.

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Story

Each piece in this collection is handwoven by Hassan, a generational weaver from Morocco whose family has practiced the craft for decades. Using sustainably sourced camel wool—often gathered during the natural shedding season—these textiles are warm, breathable, and deeply rooted in tradition. Blending time-honoured techniques with modern design, Hassan’s work reflects both a reverence for his heritage and a refined, contemporary sensibility. From loom to market, every piece is a reflection of Morocco’s rich textile legacy and the enduring spirit of craft.

Details

MEASUREMENTS:150 cm W x 190 cm L / 59" W x 75" L
MATERIALS: Camel Hair
ORIGIN: Morocco

Product Care

Camel hair is a luxurious natural fiber — soft, warm, and breathable — but it does require gentle care to preserve its texture and longevity.
Dry clean recommended. Spot clean gently with cold water and mild soap; lay flat to dry.

Morocco

Hassan: Weaving Tradition and Modern Design in Morocco

From a small community outside Fez, Hassan continues his family’s generations-old tradition of Moroccan weaving. Working from their home workshop, he transforms sustainably sourced camel wool—gathered during the natural shedding season—into textiles that balance heritage with contemporary design. The fiber’s natural warmth, breathability, and resilience make it ideal for Morocco’s varied climates, while its responsible sourcing reflects Hassan’s deep respect for the land and its resources.

On his loom, ancestral techniques meet modern sensibility. Each piece is woven slowly and intentionally, shaped by rhythm, memory, and care. When not at the loom, Hassan brings his creations to the medina of Fez, sharing the artistry and sustainability of Moroccan weaving with travelers and locals alike. His work is both a livelihood and a legacy—preserving a timeless craft for future generations.