Kilim Rug 186x305 cm, olive, red, wool, Turkey, 1970s.
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This large vintage Turkish kilim from the 1970s is a handwoven rug, crafted predominantly from wool with cotton elements, measuring 305 × 186 cm. The composition centers on traditional Anatolian motifs: the main field features a rhythmic sequence of diamond-shaped medallions adorned with stepped patterns in contrasting shades of red, blue, black, and white. The background is a muted olive green, interwoven with rich reds, soft blues, and accents of beige and black. The borders are defined by a repeating hexagonal motif in shades of red, beige, and blue, adding further visual structure. The flatweave construction gives the rug a matte finish and slightly coarse texture, with visible weft and warp threads that reveal the authenticity of the craft. The condition is excellent—colors remain vibrant, edges are nearly intact, and signs of use are minimal and appropriate for its vintage character. The pattern of this kilim echoes the voice of 1970s Anatolia, where tradition intersected with the modern rhythms of daily life. The geometry of the medallions forms a woven pulse, as if recording the era’s stories of travel, gatherings, and moments of rest. The interplay of olive ground and vivid accents creates an atmosphere of calm and energy at once—this is a rug that seems to capture the light and invite further footsteps, day after day. This kilim would suit a spacious living room, where its scale and rhythmic design become the focal point—pair it with light wood furnishings or minimalist sofas in neutral tones to highlight the color and texture of the weave. It would also work in eclectic collector’s interiors, reson
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Height305 cm
Depth1 cm
Width186 cm
Dimension details
Width186 cm
Height305 cm
Depth1 cm
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