Ancient Berber Haïk Taznakht Aït Ouaouzguite in Raw Wool 1940-1950

Magnificent and rare traditional haïk (flat weaving / kilim) handwoven between the 1940s and 1950s in the Taznakht region (Aït Ouaouzguite tribe, High Atlas of Morocco). • Unique feature: Geometric patterns inherited from creations of the 1920s, showcasing exceptional heritage craftsmanship. • Materials: 100% sheep wool from the Sirwa mountains, natural and raw, undyed (authentic harmony of deep black and bright ecru white). • Condition: Excellent preservation for a period piece, original patina preserved, original fringes and edges. • Dimensions: 350 cm X 150 cm. An authentic piece of incredible finesse, One-of-a-Kind and timeless, ideal for art lovers, collectors, or to structure high-end interior decoration (as a floor rug, throw, or wall hanging).