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Double Knot
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Early Beni Mguild Berber Rug
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Description
Early Beni Mguild Berber Rug
(DK-128-38)
5'8" x 9'1" (173cm x 277cm)
Morocco, Middle Atlas Mountains: Early 20th Century
Knotted pile: wool
$ on request
A rare early Berber rug from the Ait Arfa, in the easternmost part of the territory close to the Ait Youssi - tribes affiliated with the greater Beni Mguild confederacy.
The classical, small scale and calm diamond lattice design and the beautiful deep old indigo indicate a very early age, probably as early as 1920s-30s. One of the oldest Berber rugs we've ever had. -
More Information
Period: 1920-1949 Condition: Very well preserved, sturdy and clean Styles / Movements: Moorish, Traditional Dealer Reference #: (DK-128-38) Incollect Reference #: 872248 -
Dimensions
W. 68.11 in; H. 109.06 in; W. 173 cm; H. 277 cm;
Message from Seller:
Established in 2002, Double Knot is New York City's premier gallery specializing in tribal rugs and textiles from Turkey, Iran, the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Morocco, with a focus on understanding their rich weaving traditions. The gallery caters to collectors, interior designers, and enthusiasts, offering a deeper connection to these historical and cultural pieces. | murat@double-knot.com | 212.966.9113
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