Vintage Native American Handwoven Bird or Eagle Design wall tapestry or rug

A handwoven rug, likely from Oaxaca, Mexico, featuring a stylized bird or eagle design, which is a common motif in Zapotec weaving. Origin: Handwoven in Oaxaca, Mexico, known for its Zapotec weaving traditions. Design: Features a central motif of a stylized bird or eagle, possibly representing a "Life Celebration Symbol". Technique: Handwoven, incorporating kilim weaving techniques, which can be seen in the flat, tightly woven texture. Material: Often made from natural fibers like wool, such as New Zealand wool in similar rugs.