Originating From Morocco In 1950, This Vintage Midcentury Moroccan Wool Rug Features A Transitional Field Design With A Unique Asymmetry To Its Cultural Symbols. Hand-Knotted In High-Quality Wool, The Textural Beige Field Design Is Dominated By Meandering Chains Of Lozen And Zig-Zagging Symbols, Which Were Iconic Moroccan Symbols Meant To Represent The Unity Between A Man And A Woman. While The Feminine Lozenge Symbols Often Dominate These Fields In Honor Of The Female Weavers, The Particular Asymmetry Of The Male Geometric To The Female Symbol Amid The Bright Red And Blue Colorways Is An Intriguing Deviation From Moroccan Pieces, Which Usually Prefer Some Balance Or Symmetry To These Patterns, Complemented By The One-Sided Fringes With Abrash Red, Black, And Green.