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Folk Art Pattern Antique American Hooked Rug Signed Joanne

$2,250.00

Rug sizes: 2 ft 7 in x 3 ft 9 in (0.79 m x 1.14 m)
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Antique American American Hooked Rug 1935, Country of Origin: American USA Rugs, Circa Date: 1935. This exceptional piece of folk art represents the enduring tradition of American textile craft. Created during the Depression era, these domestic textiles often utilized salvaged materials, lending them a distinct, textural quality unique to American USA Rugs.

The design is structured around a central, personalized cartouche bearing the name “JOANNE” in bold, crimson lettering. This centerpiece is framed by a dense, repeating pattern of concentric squares, echoing the beloved Log Cabin motif common in American quilting. While the central inscription breaks the field, the surrounding grid creates a visual density that approaches the complexity of allover rugs.

The palette employs a sophisticated range of faded hues, from soft creams and dusty rose to deep indigo outlines and subtle greens. The hand-hooked technique gives the surface a robust, looped texture that speaks directly to its handcrafted provenance. Such charming, character-rich pieces are highly sought after by collectors of antique rugs who appreciate textile history.

Its intimate scale and personalized motif make this piece an ideal decorative element for a hallway, bedside, or placed before a hearth. This rug is a superb example of small scatter size rugs that offer both historical depth and immediate visual warmth, perfectly encapsulating the ingenuity of American domestic craft.

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