This vintage kilim from the 1960s exemplifies classic Anatolian craftsmanship. Woven from wool, most likely on a cotton warp, it features a bold geometric design of large diamond medallions surrounded by regular zigzag and stepped motifs. The primary color is a warm, muted red, complemented by pastel accents of sage, blue, peach, cream, and deep brown. The surface is flat-woven and matte, without pile; the fine weave gives the patterns clarity and rhythm. The edges are straight and carefully finished, with no signs of fraying or damage. Proportions are balanced, and the texture is smooth with a subtle, natural grain typical of handwoven textiles. The construction is robust and precise, with no additional decoration. The rug is in excellent condition, showing no signs of heavy use, repairs, or restoration; the colors are consistent and vibrant despite the passage of time.This kilim echoes the spirit of mid-20th-century Anatolia, where traditional motifs were woven into the fabric of daily life. The geometric forms, restrained palette, and repetition of the pattern evoke scenes of family gatherings, the calm rhythm of days, and the continuity of craft. Each diamond shape seems to archive a fragment of history—soft wool and subdued hues tempering the geometry with a sense of calm and respect for artisanal heritage.The kilim would suit both a vintage collector's setting and a modern living room or bedroom. It can be paired with light wood furniture to highlight its earthy palette, or with concrete surfaces to accentuate its graphic quality. Combining it with ceramics, natural linen, and simple metal lighting will bring harmony and authenticity to the interior—the kilim becomes a subtle yet distinctive accent in any space.Wysyłka
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Height278 cm
Depth1 cm
Width175 cm
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Width175 cm
Height278 cm
Depth1 cm
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