This circa-1940 vintage Moroccan rug exhibits a rich variety of traditional kilim motifs and instantly makes you fall in love with its irresistible charm. It features a striking all-over design of multicolored geometric shapes in shades of dusty orange, dark slate gray, brick red, and pale green, contained within alternating columns. Each shape has its distinctive function and is supposed to provide protection or bring a particular blessing to a household or a person. The prevailing stars are known as ‘Yıldız’ and stand for happiness and fertility. Diamonds are the most common protective symbol in the oriental Moroccan shag rug language and, together with cross motifs that are also present on the field, ward off the Evil Eye which in fact is a representation of people’s ill wishes and jealousies. This runner-sized vintage rug was masterfully hand-knotted of the finest wool in accordance with old and refined weaving techniques by a skilled artisan. Due to such thorough making, it has survived unblemished until this day and it is ready to serve its future owners for generations. When placed in an interior, the antique carpet has a chance to warm up the space and embellish it with its recherché glamour. It is an option for all lovers of simple beauty, ethnic accents, and timeless elegance. From versatile flatweaves to shaggy hand-knotted area rugs or runners, Moroccan rugs are both decorative and functional. They are valued for their technical qualities, expert use of fibers, great tensile strength, and abrasion resistance. Without a doubt, the original tribal Moroccan rugs from the Doris Leslie Blau collection bring character and a touch of worldliness to an interior.

This lovely runner, although made in the 21st century, stays in the spirit of traditional Samarkand creations. However, it is quite unusual even for the multi-cultural style of the oasis town. Its field is divided into separate aisles, each bearing a different design. Curvilinear architectural forms, flower bouquets, and flower heads as well as short sections of fret patterns are executed in a pronounced chocolate brown hue against the sandy beige background. An attentive onlooker may spot barely visible, fading motifs in pale gray which repeat their dark brown predecessors. This video variety of motifs is masterfully hand-crafted of the finest wool in accordance with old and refined weaving techniques by a skilled artisan. Only such thorough making may ensure that the rug will not only be unique but most importantly durable, ready to serve its future owners for generations without any signs of blemish. Runners are perfect for staircases, corridors, and halls, where they define the space and warm up the atmosphere. This fragment Samarkand-inspired rug will surely bring some of its recherché charms into any contemporary abode.

Moroccan rugs have become globally famous in the mid-20th century when Modernists fell in love with their imaginativeness, simplicity, and honesty. The outstanding example of Moroccan craft before your eyes fully showcases the effortless charm of these tribal creations as well as their timelessness – the vintage rug looks equally, if not more, fashionable as it did at the moment of its making. The entire field of the vintage Moroccan rug is covered in a pattern formed of the most iconic tribal motifs known as Goz. In the orient, the shape of a diamond is considered a powerful protective symbol, warding off the Evil Eye. Here, this important message is served in a very playful and whimsical edition, as befits Moroccan artistry. The irregular diamonds are presented on a striped field. However, the most striking aspect of this traditional design is the color palette – the combination of dusty orange with purple and beige is joyful and invigorating, just ideal in the year of Maximalism! The cherry on top is the refined workmanship that the vintage rug may freely boast about. The piece was carefully hand-woven of the finest wool according to centuries-old techniques which ensured its durability and high quality. If properly maintained, the Moroccan rug will serve its owners for generations without any signs of wear. From versatile flatweaves to shaggy hand-knotted area rugs or runners, Moroccan rugs are both decorative and functional. They are valued for their technical qualities, expert use of fibers, great tensile strength, and abrasion resistance. Without a doubt, the original tribal Moroccan rugs from the Doris Leslie Blau collection bring character and a touch of worldliness to an interior.

Handwoven in wool, a vintage 6x14 Zayane Moroccan Kilim—believed to originate from the Middle Atlas mountain range in Morocco.On the Design:Named for the same tribe, the piece reflects its deep attachment to the tribal weaving tradition. This flatweave further enjoys primitivist Berber style with brown & white geometric patterns. Keen eyes will note a subtle play of accents for a delicious pop of color.On the Condition:The gallery runner thrives in great condition for its age and origin. A rare & collectible piece worthy of discerning projects.

Handmade with wool, this 3x9 runner rug originates from Portugal circa 1920-1930, via the provenance of the same name—a particularly coveted tradition of needlepoints by women weavers of this nation known by admirers of the craft today On the Design: Connoisseurs may admire the squares in beige-brown tones underscore floral medallions in warm red and gold, outlined by navy blue in the background—an elegant use of a reserved, yet rich palette, and exemplar of the rare works found from this lineage today. The rich piece witnesses a unique departure from traditional repetition complementing finely woven patterns seldom seen in this technique. Keen eyes will admire this as a celebrated weaving tradition—a distinguished matriarchal weaving tradition still. Admirers of the craft may admire the immersive detail in its design, which connoisseurs will further admire as a rare feat in this large scale. This runner rug is a sophisticated piece, and a collectible choice for enthusiasts and designers alike. Condition:This antique Arraiolos needlepoint runner rug further enjoys great condition for its age and origin, and is ready for the floor.

Hand-knotted in a plush wool pile with a natural complement to the texture, an iconic look idealizing the venerated traits of this rug family celebrated to this day.