5 x 7 Vintage Neutral Moroccan Beni Ourain Rug 21719

21719 Vintage Moroccan Beni Ourain Rug, 05'03 x 06'09.

Originating from the esteemed Beni Ourain tribe in Morocco, these intricately crafted rugs pay homage to tradition through meticulous craftsmanship. Fashioned from untreated sheep's wool, they bestow spaces with an enduring charm that surpasses fleeting trends. Embellished with understated geometric motifs like diamonds or lozenges, these rugs elevate tranquil environments with their soothing hues of beige or cream. While traditional Beni Ourain rugs often embrace neutral tones, modern interpretations may incorporate brighter colors to align with contemporary tastes, showcasing the timeless essence and adaptability of this cherished Moroccan tradition. 

In this vintage Moroccan Beni Ourain rug, tribal allure intertwines seamlessly with Midcentury Modern aesthetics. Against a neutral beige canvas, an intricate diamond trellis unfurls, creating a captivating visual narrative. Within each lozenge compartment, enigmatic tribal motifs weave a tale of ancient symbolism, infusing the rug with layers of depth and intrigue.

The clean lines and minimalist appeal of Midcentury Modern design harmonize effortlessly with the rich cultural heritage embedded in the tribal motifs of this Beni Ourain rug. Each element, from the understated backdrop to the detailed diamond trellis, contributes to the rug's timeless allure. The incorporation of ambiguous tribal symbols adds a sense of mystique, inviting viewers to ponder the stories and traditions woven into its fibers.

As a testament to its versatility, this vintage Moroccan Beni Ourain rug transcends eras and styles, offering a unique blend of tribal charm and contemporary sophistication. Whether placed in a minimalist living room or a Midcentury-inspired study, its enchanting design serves as a focal point, captivating the imagination and adding warmth to any space.

• Abrash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Morocco.
• Berber Tribes of Morocco. Beni Ourain.
• Date: 1950s. Mid-20th Century.