This 1970s rug originates from Turkey, handwoven from natural wool on a cotton foundation in the Anatolian textile tradition. Measuring 227 × 155 cm, it has an elongated, rectangular shape, while the tightly knotted, low pile lends a smooth, compact surface. The main color is a warm, muted beige, complemented by subtle accents of olive green, dusty burgundy, pink, and deep brown. A symmetrical, repeating pattern of stylized floral medallions and geometric motifs is outlined with dark brown, creating rhythmic definition across the rug. The edges are finished with short, simple fringes. The matte surface reveals gentle, authentic wear and a natural patina, with areas of mild fading that underscore the rug's vintage character. The condition is rated as excellent—there are only a few minor, age-appropriate signs of use typical for a vintage piece.The rug carries the subtle voice of 1970s Anatolia, a period when traditional craftsmanship embraced the orderliness of regular patterns and a gently modernized color palette. Its ornamentation seems to quietly recount stories of family homes and calm evenings. Each worn patch and faded line is a record of lived moments—preserving memories of past decades and introducing a sense of harmony to any space.This textile fits seamlessly into interiors with a light, neutral palette, where natural wood, a minimalist sofa, or a balanced sideboard allow its patterns to take center stage. It can be paired with eclectic boho accents, muted textiles, or simple ceramic decorations to highlight its subtlety. The rug works equally well as a focal point in a living room or as a complement to a classic hallway or a space with mid-century elements.Wysyłka bezpośrednio z Turcji. Może podlegać op
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Height227 cm
Depth1 cm
Width155 cm
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Width155 cm
Height227 cm
Depth1 cm
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