This handwoven kilim from the 1970s measures 157x124 cm, crafted using wool on a cotton warp. Its surface is built from a dense, even weave, featuring repeating hexagonal and diamond motifs filled with stylized plant and star patterns—a nod to the traditional folk symbolism of Anatolia. The composition is enriched by a palette of warm, earthy hues: muted beige, olive green, burnt orange, mustard yellow, dusty pink, deep green, chocolate brown, and black, all rendered in a matte, slightly coarse texture characteristic of flat-woven kilims. The edges are carefully finished, showing minimal fraying, and the construction remains robust with no visible stains, tears, or significant wear, confirming its excellent preservation with only subtle signs of age.This kilim carries the understated voice of 1970s Anatolia: the geometric rhythm and earthy tones evoke a daily life where patterns and colors served as stories of family, hospitality, and changing seasons. Handwoven irregularities and a subtle patina reveal the artisan's hand, weaving together regional tradition and practical knowledge passed down through generations. Its matte surface absorbs light, creating a soft, intimate mood that allows domestic history to meet timeless simplicity.The rug may be paired with light, oiled wood furniture of simple forms to highlight its geometric structure and expressive folk character. It would work well in a mid-century modern living room or an eclectic collector's space, where it could serve as the visual centerpiece. Combining it with natural textiles such as linen or raw cotton, as well as
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Height157 cm
Depth1 cm
Width124 cm
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Width124 cm
Height157 cm
Depth1 cm
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