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Bring character and cultural depth to your home with this stunning hand-knotted Turkish rug, crafted in the tribal tradition of …
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Bring character and cultural depth to your home with this stunning hand-knotted Turkish rug, crafted in the tribal tradition of Eastern Anatolia. Measuring approximately 5 ft x 12 ft, this richly patterned piece features alternating panels of soft turquoise, apricot, and ivory — each section adorned with stylized motifs symbolizing fertility, protection, and harmony.
The central design showcases mirrored geometric forms reminiscent of ram’s horns and tree-of-life symbols, while the wide border is filled with rosettes and star-like florals woven in slate blue, mustard, lavender, and steel gray. This balance of color and symbolism makes the rug an ideal choice for modern-bohemian, coastal, or eclectic interiors.
Handwoven with care, this rug combines timeless tribal artistry with a fresh, calming palette. It remains in excellent condition and adds both texture and narrative to any hallway, living room, or open-plan space.
This rug presents a refreshing and harmonious palette that blends natural and pastel tones, offering a calm yet expressive aesthetic.
Colors:
This rug presents a refreshing and harmonious palette that blends natural and pastel tones, offering a calm yet expressive aesthetic.
Main Field Colors: The central panels alternate between turquoise, pale apricot, and soft ivory-beige. These hues are visually balanced and suggest a spring-like or coastal ambiance.
Motif Colors: The geometric motifs are woven in deep indigo, muted violet, and slate blue, providing strong contrast and anchoring the design.
Border Colors: The wide border features steel blue, lavender, mustard yellow, light gray, and white, all arranged in floral and leaf forms, creating a rich, layered frame.
Accents: There are hints of burnt orange, sage green, and cream used sparingly, adding visual complexity and depth without overpowering the overall design.
This well-balanced color scheme is both vintage and contemporary, making it suitable for modern boho, coastal, or eclectic interiors.
Style & Design:
Weaving Technique: This is a hand-knotted pile rug, evident from the tightly constructed structure and visible knots on the reverse side.
Design Layout: The field is arranged in a repeating panel format (reminiscent of “karpet” layouts in Anatolian weaving) divided by angular, mountain-like motifs.
Motifs:
The vertical motifs resemble stylized ram’s horns and tree-of-life variants, symbolizing fertility and protection.
Each compartment features a mirrored layout, giving the rug symmetry and rhythm.
Border Design: The wide border is adorned with stylized rosettes, stars, and cross-hatched leaves, drawing influence from both Caucasian and Eastern Anatolian traditions.
Cultural Style: The overall pattern suggests a blend of Kars or Erzurum tribal influences, with elements that hint at Caucasian rug traditions, particularly in the use of geometry and symbolic repetition.
Condition: used in very good condition. Rug about 50 years old
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- Dimensions
- 5′2″ × 12′2″ and 0.3″ thick
- Pattern
- Floral
- Rug Construction
- Hand Knotted
- Period
- 1970s
- Country of Origin
- Turkey
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Wool
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Turquoise
- Condition Notes
- Very good Very good less
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