Vintage Turkish Handwoven Rug Kilim, Flat Weave Wool Pink Rug Living Room Decor - 6′5″ X 10′0″

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Handwoven in Anatolia during the 1960s by Eskişehir Yörük villagers, this authentic flat-weave kilim embodies six decades of Turkish craftsmanship … Read more Handwoven in Anatolia during the 1960s by Eskişehir Yörük villagers, this authentic flat-weave kilim embodies six decades of Turkish craftsmanship and nomadic artistry. Created entirely from natural wool and preserved unused for generations, it offers both cultural heritage and design versatility for today’s interiors.

Lovingly woven for personal family use, this collector-grade piece demonstrates the enduring harmony between geometric rhythm and artisanal precision. Its symmetrical diamond arrangement and rare wave-form borders echo ancient Anatolian symbolism while providing a strong architectural presence suited for contemporary, bohemian, or transitional spaces. Ideal as a living room anchor or statement floor layer, this vintage rug invites texture, history, and warmth into any curated setting.

Technical Details
Design Origin: Central Anatolia, Eskişehir region
Construction: Hand-woven flat weave (kilim technique)
Materials: Wool on wool
Dyeing Process: Natural dyes
Weaving Subtype: Traditional Yörük village kilim
Measurements: 6′5″ x 10′0″ (77 x 120 inches)
Weight: 25.3 lbs
Thickness: ~0.2 in (flat weave)
Finishing: Original woven edges intact
Condition: Vintage but unused; professionally cleaned; odorless; no repairs
Suggested Use: Living room, dining area, or open-concept studio
Care: Rug pad recommended; vacuum gently without beater bar; rotate seasonally


Motifs & Symbolism
The repeating diamond medallions symbolize protection against the evil eye, reflecting the Anatolian belief in balance and good fortune. The undulating wave borders—known locally as “su yolu”—represent life’s continuity and the flow of blessings. Together these motifs embody harmony, endurance, and spiritual well-being within Turkish nomadic culture.

Color Palette & Design Insight
brick red — traditional Anatolian warmth
sage green — grounding neutral for natural interiors
faded rose — adds subtle softness to geometric rhythm
indigo blue — introduces depth and balance
cream beige — highlights structural clarity

These balanced mid-century tones integrate seamlessly with neutral or rustic spaces, pairing beautifully with wood, linen, and aged leather. The rhythmic geometry provides structure to eclectic or minimalist interiors while adding a soulful handmade texture.

Color Disclaimer & Photography
All images shown are real photographs of the actual rug you will receive, captured by us indoors under natural daylight conditions on a clean, hygienic floor in our physical showroom using a professional camera. We’ve done our very best to present the most accurate visuals possible. (Some interior or exterior lifestyle images you may see are AI-generated for styling purposes.) Please note that colors may vary from screen to screen, and therefore the tones you see on your device might appear slightly different from the rug’s true colors.

Shipping Information
We ship all rugs via expedited, trackable carriers and take great care to package each item securely and carefully. Most shipments arrive in just a few days. However, customs clearance and courier delays are beyond our control, and we kindly ask for your patience should such situations occur.

Customs Notice (U.S. Buyers)
U.S. Buyers – Relax and shop with confidence: All customs duties and import taxes for U.S. shipments are fully covered by us.

What Is a Turkish Rug?
Origins — Turkish rugs trace their roots to nomadic tribes who wove functional yet artistic textiles for tents and homes. Over centuries, this craft evolved into a cornerstone of Anatolian cultural identity, blending practical warmth with visual storytelling.
Symbolism — Common motifs like the Elibelinde (fertility), Ram’s Horn (strength), and Tree of Life (eternity) are visual prayers expressed in thread, preserving the spiritual codes of everyday life.

Weaving Technique — Turkish artisans employ either flat-weave looms for kilims or knotted pile looms for halı rugs, both relying on high-tension hand-woven wool. This piece, being a kilim, displays crisp geometry and a reversible surface ideal for layering or wall display.
Modern Relevance — Today, designers prize Turkish rugs for their authenticity and timeless materiality. They bring warmth beneath a dining table, define open-plan living areas, or serve as wall art in curated lofts—embodying both design history and emotional depth.

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