To me it says "Southwestern".

I remember seeing "tribal" designs, running patterns, used for Indian pottery symbolizing clouds, water....etc....like that.

Thank you Donna-loo is and Nicole. That’s a big help.

Looks like a pattern from Pendleton Woolen Mills. You might find information on their website.

Thanks. I think it is cotton.

That one column running the length of the fabric says southwestern US to me. Its something that you might find in Taos, New Mexico

Reminds me more of African tribal patterns/ colors than Southwestern US.

Thanks, again. I reviewed examples of all your suggestions. What gorgeous motifs and colors.

I suspect it southwestern and these descriptors seem the most apt:

Southwestern, running pattern, tribal, painted, stylized, stenciled? Aztec?

I think that is is a commercially available stylized print. But, admit, my only experience is discount fashion and misc outlets. :-)

I don’t suspect any Native American or indigenous person custom painted this, but that it was likely commercially produced, even if on a limited scale.

I looked at African tribal designs, and those seem more intricate. I had to enhance the image, but think the colors are pretty much intact. The pinks, salmon, maroon, white-ivory, blues along with the rows of triangles, offset geometric, close parallel lines, chevrons, and linear seemless bands feels Southwestern to me. I like it.

Thanks again, everyone.

PS If commercially produced, I suspect small run, perhaps only regionally available, and not recent. Just guessing with your helpful pointers.