This vintage Turkish area rug from the 1970s is hand-knotted in wool on a cotton foundation, measuring 189 x 370 cm. The design features a dominant deep terracotta red with subtle variegated abrash, complemented by a central medallion and corner motifs in muted blue-grey tones, accented with ivory, soft green, rust, and brown. The border presents a beige ground with a bold Greek key geometric pattern in dark brown and black, creating a strong, graphic frame. The rug’s surface displays a soft, matte woolen texture, with visible artisanal irregularities in the weave attesting to its handmade origin. The pile is low and even, edges and fringes are intact, and the overall piece shows minimal signs of use consistent with its age. Preserved in excellent condition, with no visible stains, losses, or repairs. Within this composition, the voice of Anatolia intertwines with the modern geometry of Art Deco: the rug tells a story of an era when traditional motifs met contemporary design. The warm terracotta hints at the earth’s breath, while the cool greys and blues recall the shade of early morning on stone streets. The geometric border pulses with the rhythm of the 1970s, suggesting that modernity can draw from heritage and infuse it with renewed vitality. This rug may serve as a focal point in a spacious living or dining room, paired with minimalist furniture of simple form to accentuate its graphic quality. It would work well alongside natural wood, dark metal, or ceramics, and fits seamlessly into mid-century modern or curated collector’s interiors with pronounced details. It is worth combining with neutral textiles and selective accents in rust or light beige,
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Height370 cm
Depth1 cm
Width189 cm
Dimension details
Width189 cm
Height370 cm
Depth1 cm
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