5 x 9 - Beige Vintage Moroccan Rug - 20320

20320 Vintage Moroccan Azilal Rug, 04'07 x 08'09. 

Embark on a journey of tribal enchantment with this vibrant Azilal Moroccan rug, meticulously hand-knotted from soft wool. The colorful Azilal rug unfolds against a warm beige backdrop, revealing a captivating composition of intricate motifs that tell a rich story.

At the heart of the rug, a prominent lozenge medallion takes center stage, flanked by ram's horn motifs at either end. The lozenge, a common motif in Berber rugs, often symbolizes protection and prosperity. The ram's horn motifs are imbued with the symbolism of strength and resilience, drawing on the nomadic heritage of the Berber people.

Surrounding the central diamond medallion, is an array of symbolic tribal motifs. Tree of life motifs signify the connection between earthly and spiritual realms, celebrating the cyclical nature of life. Burdock motifs, known for their protective properties, are intricately woven into the design to ward off negative energies. Eight-point stars evoke a sense of cosmic harmony and balance, while X-shapes and V-shapes carry symbolism related to femininity and fertility. Ambiguous tribal symbols further add to the mystical narrative, inviting interpretation and personal connection.

Framing this woven wonder is a equally colorful curled hook motif border, a primitive and intrinsic element that adds to the beguiling charm of the overall design. The nomadic allure of this Azilal rug is not just in its warmth but also in the depth of symbolism woven into every thread, inviting you to explore and connect with the cultural richness of Berber heritage. This Azilal rug becomes more than a floor covering; it becomes a visual storyteller, weaving tales of protection, resilience, and the timeless connection between tradition and artistry.

• Rendered in variegated shades of beige, green, yellow, blue, red, maroon, and black with other accent colors.
• Abrash. 
• Hand-knotted wool.
• Made in Morocco. 
• Berber tribes of Morocco. 
• Measures: 04'07 x 08'09.
• Date: 1970s. Late 20th Century.