This handwoven kilim from the 1970s exemplifies traditional Anatolian craftsmanship, made from natural wool using a flat-weave technique. The composition is structured around horizontal bands filled with repeated geometric motifs—diamonds, hooks, and arrow shapes. Its color palette features a subdued terracotta red, olive green, blue-gray, beige, deep brown, and accents of black and cream. The rug’s surface is matte and slightly coarse, revealing the hand-spun texture of the wool. The border, marked by a bold zigzag in black and terracotta, clearly defines the central field. All edges are neatly finished without fringes, and the corners maintain sharp lines. Measuring 292 × 160 cm with a thickness of approximately 1 cm, this kilim is well-suited for larger, statement interiors. Condition: excellent—no stains, damage, or signs of use; all elements are original from the period.The design and colors of this kilim evoke the atmosphere of late 20th-century Anatolia—a region where the weaving tradition was handed down through generations. The geometric bands and matte texture tell a story of daily life, natural dyes, and local narratives woven into every row. The kilim acts as a silent observer of household gatherings and changing seasons, bringing a sense of rootedness and continuity into the space.It can be paired with natural materials such as raw wood, linen curtains, or simple white or beige walls. It works well alongside low tables in light wood, earth-toned cushions, or ceramics with terracotta accents. In eclectic interiors, the kilim introduces a collector’s character, while in modern arrangements, it creates a subtle dialogue with tradition and a gentle softness expressed through its geometric structure.Wysyłka bez
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Height292 cm
Depth1 cm
Width160 cm
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Width160 cm
Height292 cm
Depth1 cm
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