This runner from the 1970s represents Anatolian handcraft, entirely woven from fine wool and measuring 81 × 295 cm. Its elongated, narrow silhouette is typical for corridor rugs, designed for transitional spaces. The color palette is grounded in warm beiges and browns, with a matte, even surface highlighted by subtle, sun-faded tones of taupe, olive green, and muted blue. Traditional Anatolian geometric and floral motifs are repeated in the central field and border, forming a fluid, gently irregular rhythm that attests to its handwoven origin. The framing features darker zigzag and chevron patterns, while the edges are meticulously hand-stitched. The low, velvety pile ensures a soft texture and robust construction. Preserved in excellent condition, with minimal signs of use and a natural patina that reflects the passage of time.This rug tells the story of the 1970s—a time when tradition met the need for beauty in daily life. Its form and design evoke Anatolian landscapes sun-bleached by decades, while subtle wear and natural patina record the years gone by. The handwoven motifs, organic and lively, recall the artisan whose touch gave each detail its own character. The rug carries a quiet presence of the past, accompanying daily routines without dominating the space.It can be paired with light wood furniture, wicker accents, or natural fabrics to highlight boho inspirations. It will work well in minimalist interiors, where its understated decoration brings life to the space, or in long hallways, where it creates a soft passage between living zones. Combining it with ceramics, linen draperies, or vintage accessories, as well as contemporary lighting, will enhance the delicate texture of the pile.Wysyłka bezpośrednio z Tur
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Height295 cm
Depth1 cm
Width81 cm
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Width81 cm
Height295 cm
Depth1 cm
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