This large rug, measuring 220x310 cm and handwoven from hemp fibers in the 1970s, features a minimalist aesthetic with subtle folk and mid-century modern influences. The primary color is a cool graphite gray with a matte finish, highlighting the organic quality of the material. The surface is adorned with scattered, irregular dots in red, blue, green, and purple, alongside two larger geometric arrow motifs that introduce a rhythmic element to the composition. Long, hand-knotted fringes frame the edges, further emphasizing the artisanal, handmade nature of the piece. The weave is tight and sturdy, the texture slightly coarse, with visible weft and warp lines that enhance its rustic character. The rug is in excellent condition, showing only minimal signs of use and natural creasing typical of vintage textiles.This rug tells the story of 1970s Anatolia: the balanced simplicity of its form is enlivened by spontaneous, colorful accents. The matte gray recalls stone courtyards and cool mornings, while the small, vibrant details reflect the freedom and inventiveness of handcraft. Every irregularity in the weave marks a trace of daily life from a time when textiles were created for durability and honest, understated beauty.Its large scale and neutral palette would pair well with low, light wood furniture or minimalist sofas in natural fabrics. The rug could be integrated into both eclectic collector's interiors and spaces inspired by mid-century modern or contemporary minimalism. It is worth combining it with raw ceramics, milky glass, or simple metal lighting to highlight its artisanal origin and subtle geometric detailing.Wysyłka bezpośrednio z Turcji. Może podlegać opłatom celno-skarbowym do wysokości 23% wartości zamówienia.
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Height310 cm
Depth1 cm
Width220 cm
Dimension details
Width220 cm
Height310 cm
Depth1 cm
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