Handwoven in the 1970s, this rectangular kilim (166 × 306 cm) is crafted from wool with a tight, flat weave. Its color palette centers on a warm, burnt orange, complemented by deep browns, mustard yellow, lilac, dusty rose, pale blue-gray, and creamy accents. The central design features a rhythmic sequence of large, serrated diamonds and zigzags, bordered by a simple dark brown frame. The matte surface and subtly muted hues suggest the use of natural dyes. The weave is even and dense, with neatly finished edges that highlight the artisan's skill. The kilim is preserved in excellent condition, with only minimal signs of use: gentle abrasions and slight fading in places underline its authenticity as a true piece from the era.This kilim tells the story of 1970s Anatolia, where hand-weaving traditions met the modernist fascination with geometry. Its patterns repeat like a refrain, evoking memories of family gatherings and daily rituals. The matte, tactile surface and soft, subdued colors speak of an object that has witnessed slow transformation—serving as both a vessel of memory and a quiet participant in generations of life, from low-table tea to the warmth of hospitality.This kilim could be paired with solid wood furniture—walnut, oak, or teak—and minimalist sofas in neutral tones to enhance its ethnic character. It would work well as a statement piece in a mid-century modern living room or in eclectic, boho interiors with ceramics, handcrafted cushions, and greenery. It may be laid on a light floor, where the geometric rhythm and natural colors take center stage, or hung on the wall as a textile artwork.Wysyłka bezpośrednio z Turcji. Może podlegać opłatom celno-skarbowym do wysokości 23% wartości zamówienia.
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Height306 cm
Depth1 cm
Width166 cm
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Width166 cm
Height306 cm
Depth1 cm
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