This authentic Moroccan Talsint rug dates from the 1970s–1980s and is a remarkable example of traditional Berber craftsmanship from the southeastern regions of Morocco. Handwoven by Berber artisans using natural sheep wool, this rug reflects the raw beauty and strong identity of Talsint weaving. The rug features a bold geometric composition with repeating diamond motifs, woven in deep shades of red, earthy brown, and subtle natural tones. These colors are characteristic of vintage Talsint rugs and were traditionally obtained using natural or early synthetic dyes common to the period. The dense pile and expressive patterns give this piece a strong presence, making it ideal for collectors or for use as a statement rug in a contemporary or bohemian interior. Each Talsint rug is unique, woven without a predefined pattern, which gives this piece its authentic, almost abstract character. The visible irregularities and variations are not flaws but proof of its handmade origin and age. Interior Use & Styling Perfect for a living room, bedroom, or creative space, this vintage Talsint rug adds warmth, texture, and character. It pairs beautifully with modern, minimalist interiors as well as eclectic or ethnic décor styles. It can also be used as a decorative wall hanging. Technical Details Origin: Talsint region, Morocco Period: 1970s / 1980s Material: 100% natural sheep wool Technique: Handwoven, traditional Berber craftsmanship Colors: Red, brown, earthy tones Shape: Rectangular Condition Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. The wool remains thick and expressive. Minor signs of wear and natural patina are present, which enhance the authenticity and charm of this vintage piece. No structural damage. Shipping & Delivery Shipped from France Fast and secure shipping within 2–3 days No customs fees or additional taxes within the European Union Professionally packed for safe transport A genuine vintage Moroccan Talsint rug, rich in history and character, ideal for collectors or lovers of authentic Berber textiles.