Our Zapotec-inspired rugs draw from the rich weaving traditions of the Zapotec people of Oaxaca, Mexico—an art form passed down through generations. These designs are known for their bold geometry, symbolic motifs, and harmonious balance of color, each element carrying meaning tied to nature, community, and ancestral stories.

Common patterns include diamonds representing protection and the four directions, stepped forms symbolizing mountains and life’s journey, and repeating lines that reflect continuity and connection. The color palettes often feature earthy neutrals accented with deep reds, indigos, charcoals, and warm ochres—tones traditionally derived from natural dyes and the surrounding landscape.

Each rug blends cultural heritage with timeless design, making it equally at home in modern or traditional spaces. Whether used as a focal piece or a grounding accent, Zapotec-inspired rugs bring warmth, history, and craftsmanship into your home.