Vintage Mid-Century Abstract Wool Textile Wall Panel Framed c.1960s

★ Measurements Frame Size: Approx. 9.5" wide × 9.5" tall Visible Textile Size: Approx. 8" wide × 8" tall Glazing: None, open textile surface ★ Condition Era: Mid 20th century, c.1960s Condition: Good vintage condition overall. Flaws: The textile panel remains structurally sound, with light surface dust, minor fibre lift and some loose fibres present across raised knotting and appliqué areas, consistent with age and the nature of hand-worked wool textiles. No major losses or structural damage to the textile itself. The wooden frame shows general cosmetic wear including surface scuffs, small knocks and edge rubbing, most noticeable to corners. The reverse hardboard backing shows an area of surface loss and tearing near the upper centre, along with handling marks and age-related wear. Hanging wire and fixings are present and secure. All wear is cosmetic and clearly visible in the photos. Note: Easel shown in photos is not included, this piece has been in long-term storage and would benefit from cleaning or sympathetic attention if desired. ★ Details & Features Vintage hand-worked abstract wool textile panel featuring a geometric composition with layered colour blocks, raised knotting, looped pile sections and appliqué-style elements. The muted palette of rust red, burnt orange, olive green, beige and moss tones is characteristic of mid-century modern interior design. Constructed as a decorative textile wall panel rather than a rug or traditional tapestry, this piece reflects post-war European textile art practices where small-format framed panels were produced for domestic interiors. Presented in a simple solid wood mitred frame, likely original to the piece, allowing the texture and relief of the textile surface to remain fully visible. Origin: Continental Europe, likely Eastern Europe.