21759 Vintage Checkered Moroccan Azilal Rug, 04'08 x 07'09.

From the vibrant heart of central Morocco's provincial capital, cradled in the embrace of the High Atlas Mountains, unfolds the splendid legacy of Azila rugs a distinctive manifestation of Berber craftsmanship, lauded for its geometric precision and a lively spectrum of hues. Immerse yourself in the world of Maximalist design, tinged with cubism and tribal enchantment. Embark on a colorful journey into the eclectic realm of maximalism with this vintage checkered Moroccan Azilal rug, intricately hand-knotted to perfection.

Picture the fusion of Cubist style and Maximalist design in this woven marvel. The checkered pattern establishes a delightful equilibrium, echoing warmth and inviting charm. The composition showcases an allover checkered design crafted from squares and concentric cubes sprinkled with ancient Berber Tribe motifs, reflecting well-balanced asymmetry and elements of abstract cubism. Envision it as retro cool, unveiling bold, earthy colors and an intriguing assortment of geometric checkers and ambiguous tribal symbols exuding a random, uninhibited style. This vintage Moroccan rug seamlessly aligns with contemporary and abstract design sensibilities, drawing inspiration from visionaries such as Hans Hofmann, Paul Klee, William Kendall, and Albert Gleizes. It stands as a captivating piece, infusing the spirited energy of Cubist art into your living space.

Reflecting the principles of Maximalist Design and eclectic elegance, this vintage Moroccan Azilal rug fosters a layered and cozy ambiance that is visually stimulating yet comfortable. Immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of this woven wonder that not only echoes the avant-garde spirit of Maximalism but also embraces the nomadic charm, inviting you to experience artistry and comfort in harmonious unison.

• Rendered in variegated shades of blue, red, maroon, and black with other accent colors.
• Abrash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Morocco.
• Berber Tribes of Morocco. Azilal.
• Measures: 04'08 x 07'09.
• Date: 1950s. Mid-20th Century.