Turkish Silk Rug Kilim Hand Woven Chintemani Motif Oushak Area Rug - 4′3″ × 6′3″

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Offered a new silk hand woven flat weave Turkish Oushak kilim rug.

An unique handmade Kilim rug. This unique rug … Read more Offered a new silk hand woven flat weave Turkish Oushak kilim rug.

An unique handmade Kilim rug. This unique rug produced only one piece in about 30 days by the our weavers. We used silk warp and viscose weft.

Dimensions: 51 x 75" or 4′3″ x 6′5″ Excluding fringe

Material: Made of silk on viscose

Condition: NEW. There are some dye flows on some parts of the rug. (not very obvious) Please check the last 2 photos for this problem

Origin: Oushak

What is the Chintamani:
This sign, which is considered to be the symbol of the Buddha, which is called "tama" in the Chinese and the Japanese, entered the Turkish tradition by taking Sultan Tabal (1514) of Tabriz and bringing the artisans there to Istanbul, and after the 15th century, in many branches of the Turkish handicrafts used.

This motif, originating from central Asia, consists of two wavy lines stretching side by side and 3 round spots, two at the bottom and one at the top. The Japanese and the Chinese believe that these three spots, which they interpret as pearls, show Buddha's three spiritual qualities.

In the Çintemanis used in the Ottoman palaces, these three spots were used in the caftans of princes as a symbol of power, reign and abundance.

In the study, three circular spots are sometimes used alone, and sometimes they are used by giving a motif and a crescent shape with the circles drawn in this spot. It is also used with another motif that takes the names of lightning, cloud and post.


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