This vintage Turkish rug from the 1960s exemplifies handwoven craftsmanship, with a wool pile on a cotton foundation. The primary color is a faded, matte terracotta red with a warm undertone, accented by an intricate all-over floral and vine pattern in shades of ivory, grey, and deep blue. The wide border features a repeating floral motif, providing a strong contrast to the more serene central field. The rug displays a low, soft pile with a slightly worn texture and natural abrash (subtle color variations), presenting balanced proportions characteristic of traditional Turkish style with classic Persian influences. The edges and corners are intact with no fraying or significant damage. Condition: excellent vintage, showing minimal traces of use and no major restorations. The rug has been washed and is ready for immediate use.
This rug tells the story of 1960s Anatolia, when weaving was both a craft and a way to express daily rituals and festive moments. The gently distressed patterns and softened colors evoke the passage of time seeping through the fibers, leaving behind a delicate patina. Every motif echoes the rhythm of old households, where floral and winding vine designs symbolized prosperity and the continuity of family life.
A rug of this class could be paired with low oak or walnut furniture and minimalist sofas to highlight the contrast between the textile's warmth and contemporary clean lines. It would work well in mid-century modern spaces as well as in eclectic, collector-driven interiors—especially as a central textile accent in a living room. Consider combining it with ceramic accessories in muted tones or a
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Height310 cm
Depth1 cm
Width197 cm
Dimension details
Width197 cm
Height310 cm
Depth1 cm
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