Turkish Hand-Woven Kilim Rug Flatweave Area Rug - 3'1" X 4'10"

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Crafted by Anatolian artisans in the 1960s, this charming handwoven Turkish kilim embodies the warmth, heritage, and artistry of traditional … Read more Crafted by Anatolian artisans in the 1960s, this charming handwoven Turkish kilim embodies the warmth, heritage, and artistry of traditional village weaving. Perfect for adding an authentic cultural accent to your home, it’s a versatile piece that blends beautifully into boho, farmhouse, rustic, or primitive interiors.

This petite kilim, originally woven for daily household use, is more than just a rug — it’s a piece of living history. Likely created on a small loom as a teaching piece for a young girl learning the art of weaving, it carries the special designation “Kiz Kilimi,” symbolizing the very first woven work of its maker. Its compact size makes it ideal for small spaces like entryways, reading corners, or layered as a decorative textile in a cozy nook. Bring home a touch of authentic Anatolian tradition and let this piece infuse your space with warmth, story, and soul.

Technical Details:
• Origin: Ege region, Turkey — traditional village weaving style
• Construction: Handwoven flat weave kilim
• Materials: Hand-spun wool on wool
• Dyeing Process: Vegetable dyed with natural abrash variation
• Measurements: 3 ft 1 in x 4 ft 11 in (37 x 59 inches)
• Weight: 4.6 lbs (2.1 kg)
• Thickness: ~0.1 in (Flat)
• Condition: Vintage but unused, professionally cleaned, odorless. Slight irregularities due to hand weaving.
• Recommended Use: Daily use, ideal for entryways, small rooms, or layered textile styling
• Care: Rug pad recommended; vacuum gently without a beater bar

Motifs & Symbolism:
This kilim’s geometric central medallions are classic Anatolian symbols often representing protection and the continuity of life. The piece’s origin as a “Kız Kilimi” — a young girl’s first woven rug — adds an emotional layer of meaning, symbolizing learning, family tradition, and the passing down of ancestral knowledge from one generation to the next.

Color Palette & Design Insight:
• Deep mulberry – grounding and sophisticated
• Cobalt blue – bold, timeless accent
• Mustard ochre – warm, heritage tone
• Forest green – organic depth
• Brick red – subtle traditional richness
These richly saturated tones, combined with striking tribal geometry, make this kilim a natural fit for interiors that embrace character and warmth. It layers beautifully with neutral spaces or complements vintage-inspired decor with soulful authenticity.

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.

International Shipping: We ship all of our rugs via expedited, trackable carriers and take great care to package each item securely and carefully. Most shipments arrive in the buyer’s country within just a few days. However, please understand that customs clearance and courier delays are beyond our control, and we kindly ask for your patience should such situations occur.

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 Kilim?
Origins — Kilims are one of the oldest forms of woven textiles, originating in the ancient cultures of Anatolia and the Near East. Flat-woven rather than knotted, these rugs were traditionally created by nomadic and village women for use in their homes — as floor coverings, wall hangings, or even dowry pieces.
Symbolism — Beyond their beauty, kilims are deeply symbolic. Their bold geometric motifs often encode wishes for protection, fertility, abundance, or unity. Each piece is a woven language passed down through generations, carrying stories and prayers within its patterns.
Weaving Technique — Unlike pile rugs, kilims are crafted using a flat weave technique, intertwining weft and warp threads tightly for a lightweight yet durable structure. This method allows for sharp, graphic designs and makes them versatile as both floor textiles and wall art.
Modern Relevance — Today, vintage Turkish kilims are prized for their timeless artistry and cultural depth. They blend seamlessly with contemporary interiors, adding texture and soul while serving as heirloom-quality pieces that connect modern living spaces with centuries of Anatolian tradition.

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