My name is Bob Ellis. My dad purchased the rugs in Morocco in the late 1960's or early 70's. I believe the rugs are wool. Thank you for any help you can give me. Bob Ellis. They all have tassels on the ends. The all need to be cleaned. Some of the tassels need to be retied.
Dimensions
The red rug is 72 inches by 38 inches. The beige rug is 53 inches by 82 inches. The blue rug is 112 inches by 80 inches. The beige and blue rugs still have tags on them. All the rugs have a high knot count.
Acquired From:
Inherited
Dear Bob, Thank you for choosing Mearto for your online appraisal. Based on the images and information you provided, this item is: A set of 1960s Moroccan wool rugs. Moroccan wool rugs from the 1960s hold historical significance and artistic value, as they are part of the rich tradition of Moroccan weaving and craftsmanship. These rugs are also commonly known as Berber rugs or Moroccan Berber rugs, named after the indigenous Berber people of North Africa who have been weaving them for centuries. During the 1960s, Morocco experienced a period of cultural and artistic renaissance, and the popularity of Moroccan rugs surged in international markets. The rugs from this era were often characterized by distinct patterns, colors, and techniques that reflected the artistic expressions and cultural identity of the Berber communities. Fair condition Retail prices may vary
