6 x 10 - Orange Vintage Moroccan Rug - 20229

20229 Vintage Orange Taznakht Moroccan Rug, 05'07 x 09'10.

Dive into the cultural tapestry meticulously woven by the Taznakht Tribe, as they masterfully craft this hand-knotted wool vintage Berber Moroccan rug amidst the rugged terrain of the High Atlas Mountains in southern Morocco. This captivating embodiment of woven beauty serves as a living testament to a region deeply rooted in tradition. The Moroccan rug not only unveils an intrinsic tribal design but also boasts a bold color palette, seamlessly intertwining to radiate the vibrant orange glow that graces Morocco's skies during the captivating moments of sunrise and sunset, evoking the scorched dunes of Merzouga.

Let this vintage Berber rug be your magic carpet, whisking you away to an enchanting Moroccan paradise. The orange field reveals a concentric diamond, adorned with a cluster of four rosettes at its center, while repetitive florals grace each corner, harmonizing to create a visual symphony that echoes tales of cultural richness and artistic finesse.

Encircled by a floral and star border, the Moroccan rug not only brings order and definition to its vibrant narrative but also echoes the flora and celestial elements found in the landscapes of Morocco. The spellbinding orange hues, coupled with tantalizing textures, transcend mere aesthetics, infusing the ambiance with an exotic allure that resonates with the diverse terrains and enduring traditions of the country. As you walk upon its woven threads, you traverse a living history, where each knot becomes a storyteller of cultural exchange and artistic collaboration. This rug embodies the enchanting dance between worlds, celebrating the unparalleled beauty born from the fusion of unique traditions.

• Rendered in variegated shades of orange, tangerine, clementine, purple, raisin, grape, mauve, light green, sage, celadon, sand, tan, ecru, beige, and coffee. 
• Abrash. 
• Hand-knotted wool. 
• Made in Morocco. 
• Berber Tribes of Morocco.
• Measures: 05'07 X 09'10.
• Date: 1970s. Late 20th Century.