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This exceptional mid-century Anatolian kilim presents a sophisticated geometric composition, where ancestral weaving traditions meet a refined, painterly sensibility. Hand-woven …
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This exceptional mid-century Anatolian kilim presents a sophisticated geometric composition, where ancestral weaving traditions meet a refined, painterly sensibility. Hand-woven with high-altitude, hand-spun wool and deeply saturated organic dyes, this piece is a testament to the enduring craft of Anatolia.
The Wellness of Wool: Natural Grounding:
Beyond its beauty, this kilim offers a tactile connection to nature. Crafted from 100% natural, hand-spun wool, it acts as a 'grounding' element in your home. Much like walking barefoot on earth, the natural fibers of this kilim provide a sensory bridge to the natural world. In our modern, high-tech lives, stepping onto this organic wool surface allows for a moment of natural grounding—recharging your energy, soothing the nervous system, and bringing the purifying essence of the earth indoors. It is not just a rug; it is a holistic comfort for your living space.
Symbolism & Protective Heritage:
Steeped in the rich folklore of Anatolia, this kilim functions as a woven talisman. The design features traditional protective motifs:
The 'Eli Belinde' (Hands-on-Hips): A classic symbol of the sacred feminine, fertility, and the continuity of lineage.
Protective Talismans: Intentionally arranged to ward off the 'evil eye' and negative energies, ensuring your home remains a sanctuary.
Woven Prosperity: Ancient symbols designed to invite abundance, protection, and well-being.
On the Design:
The composition is defined by a rhythmic sequence of bold, interconnected diamond motifs in a vivid polychromatic palette—featuring deep crimson, royal purple, sage green, and charcoal. Subtle 'abrash' (natural tonal shifts) animating the surface with a lived-in character that only authentic handwoven works possess.
Technical Specifications:
Origin: Central Anatolia, Turkey
Dimensions: 170 cm x 297 cm
Material: 100% Hand-spun Organic Wool
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; expertly preserved.
This kilim is a rare opportunity to own a piece of cultural history—a work of art that connects you to the earth, protects your home, and carries the spirit of tradition from generation to generation.
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- Dimensions
- 67ʺW × 0.5ʺD × 117ʺH
- Period
- 1950s
- Country of Origin
- Turkey
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Wool
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Jade
- Condition Notes
- Excellent vintage condition. Consistent with age and use, the kilim features a beautiful, natural patina that reflects its authentic mid-century … moreExcellent vintage condition. Consistent with age and use, the kilim features a beautiful, natural patina that reflects its authentic mid-century heritage. Professionally cleaned and well-preserved, with no significant structural damage, tears, or repairs. The colors remain vibrant, and the hand-spun wool retains its natural, organic texture. Please refer to photos for detailed views of the weave and overall condition. less
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