Vintage Hand Knotted Turkish Rug With Geometric Caucasian Design – Wool Pile 6′9″ × 10′6″

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A striking 1970s hand-knotted Turkish Kars rug woven from pure wool with bold geometric motifs and timeless Caucasian patterns. Its … Read more A striking 1970s hand-knotted Turkish Kars rug woven from pure wool with bold geometric motifs and timeless Caucasian patterns. Its warm natural tones and rich cultural heritage make it a perfect statement piece for elevated interiors and designer projects.

Bring heritage, artistry, and soul into your project with this remarkable hand-knotted Turkish Kars rug — a one-of-a-kind vintage textile that speaks the language of timeless design. Woven in the 1970s by village artisans in northeastern Anatolia, this piece was originally crafted for a dowry but never used, leaving it in pristine condition. Its story is woven into every knot: bold geometric medallions inspired by classic Caucasian aesthetics, protective symbols, and a rhythmic composition that adds depth and narrative to any room.

Constructed from 100% wool on wool, the rug’s rich tones of deep garnet red, natural beige, camel brown, pine green, and charcoal are not only visually compelling but also authentic — many shades are derived from undyed sheep’s wool, lending the piece a warm, organic presence. A high, soft pile provides luxurious texture underfoot, while its robust construction ensures decades of use in residential or commercial spaces.

Designers and collectors alike will appreciate how easily this rug integrates into diverse interiors — from modern minimalist spaces seeking a grounding, historical focal point to layered, bohemian, or traditional rooms that call for cultural depth. Whether anchoring a living room seating area, defining a dining space, or adding richness to a bedroom, it serves as both a design statement and a conversation piece.

For those who value authenticity, craftsmanship, and narrative-driven interiors, this vintage Turkish rug offers more than style — it offers a tangible connection to centuries of weaving tradition and an unmistakable sense of place. A timeless investment for homes and projects that aim to be as unique as the stories they tell.

• ✦ Description & Design: A hand-knotted vintage rug woven in the 1970s in the Kars region of northeastern Anatolia. The design features bold geometric motifs influenced by classic Caucasian weaving traditions, arranged in a balanced central medallion composition that radiates symmetry and harmony.

• ✦ Materials & Construction: Crafted entirely from high-quality wool on wool, this rug was woven by skilled village artisans using traditional hand-knotting techniques. Many of the colors — including the soft browns, beige, and natural blacks — are undyed wool, showcasing the raw beauty of the material.

• ✦ Measurements: 6 ft 9 in × 10 ft 6 in (205 cm × 320 cm)

• ✦ Condition: Vintage but unused. Professionally washed and completely odorless, the rug retains a high, soft pile and shows no damage or repair. It is ready for immediate use in any interior.


Motifs:
This rug’s design draws from traditional Caucasian symbolism, with powerful medallions symbolizing protection and balance, and geometric latch-hook motifs believed to ward off negative energy. Angular shapes, stepped elements, and stylized botanical symbols reflect the deep connection between weaver and nature, a hallmark of Anatolian village weaving.
Colors:
• Main colors: deep garnet red (field), warm camel brown, soft natural beige (undyed), pine green, and charcoal black.
• Accent tones: muted saffron gold, ivory, earthy walnut, and hints of plum and steel gray.



Color Disclaimer & Photography
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
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Customs Notice
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What Is the Turkish Rug?
Turkish rugs represent one of the most enduring and influential textile traditions in the world. For centuries, weaving has been at the heart of life in Anatolia, where nomads, villagers, and city artisans alike have transformed wool, dye, and symbolic design into functional works of art. Every hand-knotted rug is more than just a household item — it’s a cultural artifact, carrying with it layers of meaning, tradition, and regional identity.
The art of rug weaving in Turkey dates back over a millennium, with techniques refined through generations. These rugs are known for their durability, intricate motifs, and masterful use of natural materials. Designs often incorporate powerful symbols — from stars and amulets for protection to fertility motifs and stylized florals representing abundance and life. The geometric precision and bold symmetry of many Turkish rugs also reveal influences from neighboring Caucasian and Persian weaving traditions, while remaining distinctively Anatolian in spirit.
What sets Turkish rugs apart is the individuality of each piece. Every knot is tied by hand, and every choice of color, pattern, and layout reflects the weaver’s personal story and the cultural context of their village or tribe. The use of natural, hand-spun wool and organic dyes not only gives these rugs exceptional texture and depth but also ensures they age beautifully over time — becoming softer, richer, and more luminous with use.
Today, owning a Turkish rug means embracing a lineage of craftsmanship that has shaped interior spaces for centuries. Whether displayed in a modern living room, a traditional study, or a curated gallery, these rugs anchor a space with authenticity, warmth, and a timeless connection to human creativity. See less