This large Turkish rug from the 1970s exemplifies handwoven craftsmanship, featuring a cotton foundation and low, even wool pile in a classic oriental arrangement. The palette is dominated by soft pastels—a muted peach with beige undertones in the central field, complemented by cool blues and light greys in the medallion and corners. The wide border is richly decorated with floral motifs in tones of blue, grey, and beige, framed by slender geometric guard stripes. The overall finish is matte, with a gently worn, vintage patina that enhances the character. Motifs are precisely defined, and the hand-knotted details speak to the rug’s artisanal quality. The rug is preserved in excellent condition, showing only minimal signs of use consistent with careful handling and possible light restoration.
This rug echoes the spirit of Anatolian workshops in the 1970s, where tradition met subtle modernisation of pattern. The pastel palette brings a soft interplay of light to any space, while arabesque and floral motifs weave a narrative of travel, gatherings, and unhurried afternoons at home. Each repeating pattern—whether in the medallion or border—evokes order and harmony in a gentle, almost nostalgic register. The matte finish and slightly distressed surface speak of the passage of time—not as loss, but as the natural story of a well-loved object.
A rug of this scale works beautifully in a spacious living room with a light colour scheme, where the pastel tones can brighten the atmosphere. It may be paired with low mid-century style furniture or a simple wooden sofa in natural tones to highlight the hand-crafted details and motifs. It also fits well in an eclectic vintage-inspired
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Height345 cm
Depth1 cm
Width240 cm
Dimension details
Width240 cm
Height345 cm
Depth1 cm
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