This hand-woven wool flat-weave textile features a traditional Southwestern geometric design. The piece is constructed using a tapestry weave technique with hand-spun wool yarns in a palette of cream, tan, burgundy, forest green, and black. The central field is dominated by a large, concentric serrated diamond motif, often referred to as an Eyedazzler pattern. This central element is flanked by four smaller geometric motifs representing stylized stars or birds. The ends of the rug are finished with wide, repeating horizontal bands in alternating colors. The construction and materials are characteristic of Latin American weaving traditions utilizing regional motifs. 44x77