This vintage rug from the 1960s, measuring 350 by 253 cm, exemplifies traditional Turkish handweaving, in which classic oriental motifs meet a palette gently softened by time. The surface, crafted from high-quality wool with a cotton warp, is low-pile and matte, revealing the weave in places. The central field is rendered in a soft, pastel terracotta, contrasted by a wide border in cool, faded blue and highlighted with subtle ivory details. A large floral medallion occupies the center, its contours now blurred and gentle, while the border retains more defined, stylized floral and geometric motifs. Across the rug, there are areas of authentic patina, abrash color variations, and even wear typical of handwoven vintage pieces. Minor irregularities along the edges and corners attest to its artisanal origins. The rug is preserved in excellent vintage condition, with uniform wear and minimal signs of use.The textile echoes the everyday life of the 1960s, where Turkish tradition blended with the passage of time and shifting light. Its muted hues and soft, slightly irregular texture capture memories—each thread seems to recall gatherings, conversations, and seasons observed quietly indoors. The rug becomes a silent witness to past decades, its design restrained yet resonant with the rhythm of lived experience.This piece could be placed in a classic living room alongside low wooden furniture, or in a minimalist, contemporary setting, where its nuanced palette would soften the austerity of concrete or glass. It may be paired with light textiles, linen curtains, and ceramics in natural tones. In a collector’s space, it would work well with a wooden bench Import duties and taxes are not refundable in case of a return.
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Height1 cm
Width253 cm
Length350 cm
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Length350 cm
Height1 cm
Width253 cm
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