Southwestern and Native American Large vintage rug. Wall covering, blanket, ...

pattern, likely a rug or blanket, in shades of brown and beige. This style is often associated with Southwestern and Native American designs, particularly those from the Navajo (Diné) culture.
Common Symbolism in this Style of Weaving
The geometric patterns and colors found in these types of textiles often hold cultural and spiritual meaning.
Zigzag lines: Frequently represent lightning, which is seen as a powerful spiritual force.
Diamonds and triangles: Can symbolize mountains or the sacred homeland of the Navajo people.
Earthy colors: Colors like red, brown, and beige are often derived from natural dyes and reflect the landscape of the desert Southwest.
The specific design in the image is similar to styles like the Navajo "Storm Pattern", which features a central rectangle connected to smaller corner rectangles by zigzag lines, representing the home, power of nature, and the four sacred mountains.

Dimensions: 6' x 10' Large