Camel Bag c. 19th century

"Camel Bag" is an anonymous rug from the 19th century, currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The rug features a striking geometric pattern of colorful squares within squares, suggesting a patchwork design. The intricate motifs are a testament to the skill and artistry of anonymous weavers, showcasing a rich tradition of textile craftsmanship. The rug is a valuable artifact of nomadic cultures, reflecting the cultural and aesthetic values of the time.