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$1,250
An understated and highly decorative vintage Moroccan Berber kilim rug, handwoven in Morocco during the mid-20th century, circa 1960s. This one-of-a-kind Moroccan tribal textile combines a warm sand-brown wool field with delicately woven geometric motifs in muted pumpkin orange, golden yellow, pale pink and ivory. Its restrained palette and minimalist composition give the rug a distinctly modern presence while preserving the individuality and organic character of traditional Berber weaving. Handwoven from wool using a traditional flat-weave technique, the rug has a low-profile surface without the heavy pile associated with many Moroccan carpets. The construction creates a versatile textile that is lighter and easier to place than a thick-pile rug while retaining the warmth, durability and tactile appeal of natural wool. Subtle variations in the weave, color and outline reveal its handmade construction and distinguish it from a mechanically produced floor covering. The composition is framed by a fine ivory-colored linear border punctuated with small geometric
