Handwoven wool textile featuring distinctive red and cream striped pattern with two central burgundy diamond motifs and decorative blue accents. This mid-20th century Mexican serape displays traditional weaving techniques with characteristic geometric patterns and stepped designs associated with the Saltillo region. Fine cotton warp with wool weft construction, displaying tight, consistent weaving and cream fringe at both ends.

The textile showcases expert craftsmanship with its precisely executed fine striping pattern, punctuated by small blue diamond motifs scattered throughout the field. The two prominent burgundy diamond medallions feature intricate blue geometric designs within, demonstrating the sophisticated patterning techniques characteristic of traditional Mexican textiles from this period.

Some minor staining visible in the striped field and minor wear along edges consistent with age and use. Small areas of fiber wear, particularly at fringed ends, but overall in good vintage condition with no major damage, tears or repairs. Colors remain vibrant with patina appropriate to age. Refer to the pictures and in person inspection for condition.

Approximate Dimensions: 78 × 46 inches