Eighty-five kilometres north of Foum Zguid is Tazenakht,
a handy stop for a quick bite, coffee, petrol and, yes, carpets. The
distinctive local carpets (a mix of flat-weave and thick pile) with
their extraordinary zigzagging patterns and bold colour schemes of red,
orange and blue, are hung all around town. You can skip the middlemen
and browse fixed-price pieces inside the government-run Agence de
L'Artisanat, within a walled compound on your right as you enter the
town from the south.
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