Southwestern Geometric Rug 1950s

1950s | Hand Knotted | 30" x 60" | Area Rug Southwestern Geometric Rug. This exceptional 1950s New Old Stock collectible showcases authentic Native American geometric patterns in a rich palette of brown, black, blue, green, taupe, and rust. Hand knotted using traditional techniques with vegetable-dyed wool, this never-used vintage treasure represents the finest in mid-century southwestern textile artistry. The intricate geometric design and hand-knotted fringe details reflect skilled craftsmanship rarely found today. Perfect for collectors seeking museum-quality pieces or those wanting to add authentic vintage character to cabin, lodge, or southwestern interiors. Specifications Era: 1950s Pattern: Native American Geometric Color: Brown/Black/Blue/Green/Taupe/Rust Material: Hand Knotted Vegetable-Dyed Wool Condition: New Old Stock (Never Used) Dimensions: 30" x 60" Weight: 4 lbs Style: Southwestern/Native American Manufacturing Origin: USA Key Features Authentic 1950s New Old Stock in excellent never-used condition. Hand-knotted construction using traditional techniques. Natural vegetable dyes create rich, authentic color palette. Hand-knotted fringe detailing on edges. Intricate Native American geometric pattern. Museum-quality collectible textile. One-of-a-kind piece with historical significance. Free of odors and blemishes. Substantial 4-pound weight indicates quality construction. Perfect for Serious collectors of vintage southwestern textiles and Native American-inspired pieces. Mid-century modern enthusiasts seeking authentic 1950s décor. Cabin and lodge interiors requiring premium quality rugs. Southwestern and western home décor with emphasis on authenticity. Investment-quality vintage textile collectors. Those who appreciate hand-knotted craftsmanship and vegetable dye techniques. Creating focal points in entryways, bedrooms, or living spaces. Gift for collectors of rare vintage home textiles. Condition Details New Old Stock in excellent condition - never used or walked on. A few fringe strands have naturally unraveled over decades of storage (see close-up images), which is typical for hand-knotted pieces of this age. No stains, odors, or wear to the rug surface. Colors remain vibrant and true. Wool pile is intact and plush. This minor fringe detail does not detract from the overall exceptional quality and collectible value of this rare 1950s piece.