EB-136847780059
EB-136847780059
Vtg 1971 Handmade Hooked Rug | Approx. 27x37" Oval Floral Folk Art Accent Mat
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Vtg 1971 Handmade Hooked Rug | Approx. 27x37" Oval Floral Folk Art Accent Mat | Grandma's Original
Overview
This is a beautiful, one-of-a-kind vintage rug, hand-hooked by my friend's grandmother in 1971. It is a genuine piece of American folk art and family history, with charming floral details and a warm, earthy color palette. The rug has a soft, thick pile and is backed with some kind of fabric.
• Handmade: Yes, hand-hooked/punched needle technique
• Year Made: 1971
• Approx. Dimensions: approx 27" x 37"(inches)
• Material: Likely wool or a wool/fabric blend
• Shape: Oval
• Primary Colors: Brown/mauve background with a colorful floral pattern including pink, blue, yellow, and green flowers.
Condition
This piece is pre-owned and has natural signs of wear consistent with its age and handmade nature, which adds to its vintage charm. Please refer to all photos for specific details on condition, color variations (abrash), and any minor imperfections along the edge. The back is covered in a fabric backing.
Why You'll Love It
• A genuine, personal piece of history and textile art, not a mass-produced item.
• Unique cottage core or farmhouse style accent piece for any room (bathroom, entryway, bedroom, etc.)
• Durable construction, likely from quality materials intended to last many years.
Note to Buyer
Handmade rugs often feature slight variations in pattern or knotting, which are hallmarks of true craftsmanship.
Shipped crated and insured, framed as held. Transit arranged by our registrar; collection in person by appointment.
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