Vintage Turkish Runner With Diamond Pattern in Beige-Brown - Rug & Kilim

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Hand-knotted in high-quality wool, this 3x13 vintage runner is a striking addition to Rug & Kilim’s Turkish collection—a classic flatweave … Read more Hand-knotted in high-quality wool, this 3x13 vintage runner is a striking addition to Rug & Kilim’s Turkish collection—a classic flatweave originating from Turkey circa 1960-1970.

On the Design:

This runner is a quintessential exemplar of the tribal geometric aesthetic, a pillar of Turkish weaving celebrated for its high-contrast clarity and rhythmic continuity. The composition is anchored by a crisp ivory field, which acts as a pristine foundation for the signature diamond-lattice motif. Arranged in a rigorous all-over repeat, these bold chocolate-brown diamonds are accented with tiny internal "eye" motifs, a traditional symbolic element intended to ward off the evil eye. The technical profile features a jagged, saw-tooth border that provides a sharp, architectural counterpoint to the linear discipline of the central field.

The design technicalities showcase the durability of the flatweave technique, with a wool pile that has acquired a soft, authentic patina over decades of use. This graphic, monochromatic depth transforms the rug into a versatile neutral element that feels simultaneously ancient and avant-garde. Spanning an impressive 13-foot length, the scale and stark contrast of the piece make it a commanding choice for modern hallways, rustic gallery spaces, or bohemian entryways. It is a harmonious fusion of mid-century tribal heritage and contemporary minimalism—a premier choice for those seeking a historic Turkish anchor with a clean, graphic sensibility.The accompanying book, Pierre Chareau: Mobilier, Biographie, Expositions by Marc Bédarida with Francis Lamond, is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim. The book (SKU - B057) can be acquired independently through our bookstore.

Condition:
This Turkish runner further enjoys good condition for its age and origin. See less