The Zombie rug pays homage to the Cranberries’ iconic song addressing the Irish conflict, as well as Woody Guthrie’s work dedicated to deported Mexican laborers who perished. The zombie, rooted in voodoo tradition, here is reimagined as a goat—a symbol of immigrants subjected to violence. It also represents the cyclical return of the deceased, ancestors, and spirits, evoking themes of resilience and the enduring connection to heritage.