This vintage Turkish rug from the 1970s is hand-knotted in wool, featuring a low, subtly distressed pile that reveals its age with gentle authenticity. The central field is rendered in a muted, terracotta-red base with soft orange undertones, framed by a complex medallion and a richly decorated border. Deep navy blue, beige, cream, and brown tones weave through intricate floral and geometric motifs, creating a harmonious, traditional Anatolian composition. The surface is matte, with a visible patina and naturally worn areas—particularly in high-traffic zones—while the simple, short fringe completes the edges. The rug is preserved in excellent vintage condition, with no major damages or repairs, only minor traces of use that add to its character.
This rug echoes the spirit of 1970s Anatolia: it tells a story of artisanal skill and respect for tradition, yet carries a bohemian ease that bridges past motifs with everyday life. The subdued red, tempered by darker and lighter accents, recalls sunlit afternoons spent on its surface, every faded patch and gentle patina marking the passage of years and shared family moments. The ornamentation reads like a narrative woven into the pile—flowers, medallions, and scrolling vines form a rhythmic, quietly nostalgic dance.
The rug can serve as a focal point in a bohemian, eclectic, or collector’s living space. It pairs well with natural wood furnishings, textured textiles, and warm-toned ceramics. Consider combining it with neutral cushions or a modern sofa to highlight the contrast between tradition and the present day. It may also act as a refined backdrop for a gallery wall or a low coffee table, lending a nuanced, inviting ambiance to any relaxation zone.
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Height255 cm
Depth1 cm
Width146 cm
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Width146 cm
Height255 cm
Depth1 cm
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