1980s Hand Woven Colorful Kilim Small Rug

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Hand Woven Turkish Kilim Rug. Anatolia Wool Flat Weave Colorfull Area Rug Oushak rug Shabby Chic Area Rug

Dimensions: 39" … Read more Hand Woven Turkish Kilim Rug. Anatolia Wool Flat Weave Colorfull Area Rug Oushak rug Shabby Chic Area Rug

Dimensions: 39" x 61" or 3′3″ x 5′1″ Excluding fringe
Material: wool on wool
Condition: 3x5 ft Rug Turkish OUSHAK RUG is in Fair condition. Vintage flat weave kilim rug is washed and cleaned. Ready to use
Origin: Oushak
Age: ~ 30-40 years old
Weight: ~ 3.4lbs

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What is a Kilim? A Cultural Masterpiece A Kilim is an ancient, flat tapestry-woven textile originating from a vast region spanning Anatolia (modern Turkey), the Caucasus, and Central Asia. Unlike typical pile rugs (which have knotted fibers), Kilims are created by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands, resulting in a thinner, lighter, and reversible fabric. These handwoven masterpieces are highly collectible not only for their function but for their deep cultural heritage. Each piece is a visual language:
* Symbolism: Kilims traditionally served as a canvas for weavers to express their life stories, hopes, and beliefs. Motifs are highly stylized symbols representing protection from evil, fertility, good fortune, and family unity.
* Aesthetic Versatility: Their vibrant, geometric patterns and natural dye colors make them incredibly adaptable, fitting seamlessly into modern interior design styles like Bohemian, Rustic, and Mid-Century Modern spaces.
* Usage: They have historically been used as floor coverings, decorative wall hangings, prayer rugs, furniture covers, and tent decorations by nomadic tribes. Investing in a Vintage or Antique Kilim is acquiring a piece of textile history—a durable, artistic, and soulful expression of human endeavor. See less