Located in Barrington, IL
This striking late-20th-century Mexican Serape kilim is a compelling example of regional textile artistry, blending bold graphic design with traditional weaving techniques. Handwoven in Mexico in the final quarter of the 1900s, the rug features a powerful Mexican flag–inspired central motif, symbolizing national identity, heritage, and pride through a modernist lens.
The sophisticated palette of gray, black, and ivory gives the piece a dramatic yet refined presence. Constructed from two finely woven panels expertly joined, the kilim reflects a traditional production method often used to achieve larger-scale compositions. The weaving is tight and well executed, giving the textile excellent structure and longevity while preserving the handmade character that defines authentic serape work.
Dimensions: 4' 11" x 6' 8"
Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1900s
Place of Origin: Mexico
Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation
Condition: Wear consistent with age and use
The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 1572
Mexican Flag Kilims, Serape Rugs...
Category
Late 20th Century Mexican Furniture