This hand-woven kilim, measuring 182 × 303 cm and crafted from natural wool and cotton in the 1970s, reflects the enduring tradition of Anatolian textile craftsmanship. The dominant tone is a muted sage green, complemented by terracotta, ochre, beige, dusty blue, and black, all arranged in sharp, geometric patterns—dynamic zigzags and large diamonds that form a coherent and rhythmic composition. The flat weave ensures a dense, even texture with a matte finish, while the edges remain straight and neatly finished, free from fraying or deformation. The rug is preserved in excellent vintage condition, with only minimal, natural signs of use typical for well-maintained textiles of this era. Cleaned and ready to use.This kilim carries the story of Anatolian workshops in the 1970s, where the repetitive rhythm of the pattern echoed the pulse of daily life. The geometric motifs, like a textile map, speak of the passing down of traditions and meanings between generations. The matte, subdued colors impart a sense of calm and harmony, while the softness of the wool and the touch of cotton evoke a homely warmth. Each line and shade forms a narrative of old Anatolia, where weaving was both a craft and a means of recording everyday stories.The rug could be used in a spacious living room, a large bedroom, or a home library. It would stand out against light, raw floors—wooden or concrete—and in combination with simple furnishings made from natural wood. Pairing it with linen curtains, organically shaped ceramics, or minimalist lighting could highlight the richness of the pattern and the subtlety of the color palette. Interiors in a mid-century folk, boho, or eclectic vintage spirit would provide a natural context for this kilim.Wysyłka bez
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Height303 cm
Depth1 cm
Width182 cm
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Width182 cm
Height303 cm
Depth1 cm
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