An early 20th Century Moroccan carpet, hand-knotted in high-grade wool – these pieces have been handwoven by the Berber peoples of the Atlas Mountains for generations, though in the 20th Century, in particular, became a staple of Modernist design, made popular by such designers as Alvar Aalto and Le Corbusier.
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An early 20th Century Moroccan carpet, hand-knotted in high-grade wool – these pieces have been handwoven by the Berber peoples of the Atlas Mountains for generations, though in the 20th Century, in particular, became a staple of Modernist design, made popular by such designers as Alvar Aalto and Le Corbusier.
This striking c. 1930s example features a bold composition, with graphic motifs in rich earth tones on an ivory field framed by a wide border.
In excellent condition, still retaining its original fringes.
A charcterful accent rug, to add a sense of tribal charm to any setting.
DETAILS
Stock Number:
A25051
Dimensions:
Width: 223 cm
Height: 147 cm
Place of origin:
Morocco
Date of manufacture:
c. 1920s
Seller:
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