This vintage Turkish rug from the 1960s is handwoven in wool with a cotton foundation. The surface features a faded, warm terracotta and peachy-brown hue, giving it a muted character shaped by time and natural patina. Intricate floral and arabesque motifs unfold in shades of navy blue, cream, olive green, and dusty rose. The central medallion and its surrounding field are richly ornamented, while the multi-banded border—predominantly navy, with floral and geometric details in lighter tones—emphasizes the classic character of Turkish textile artistry. The finish is matte, with low, even pile showing areas of wear, and the edges are straight yet slightly irregular, typical for handwoven pieces. Condition: excellent for its age, with authentic patina and only minimal restoration—there are signs of use, but no major damage or repairs.
This rug tells the story of 1960s Anatolia, where traditional craftsmanship was woven into everyday life. Its gently faded colors and velvety texture recall a time when pattern and hue emerged from the patient movement of the weaver’s hands, and every detail held meaning. In soft daylight, the ornamentation becomes a quiet memory of historic interiors—a narrative of hospitality, serenity, and the refinement of a material that has gathered depth and softness over decades.
The rug can serve as a focal point in a spacious living room or library, where its generous dimensions accentuate the openness of the space. It may be paired with low-profile light wood furniture, a minimalist sofa in smooth upholstery, or a classic coffee table—
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Height354 cm
Depth1 cm
Width238 cm
Dimension details
Width238 cm
Height354 cm
Depth1 cm
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