This vintage runner from the 1970s, measuring 89 x 392 cm, is handwoven from a blend of wool and cotton. The matte orange base is accented with touches of beige, brown, cream, and muted purple. The design features repeated diamond-shaped medallions and stylized floral motifs, framed by stepped, angular borders characteristic of rustic Anatolian aesthetics. The weave is dense and even; the surface has a slightly coarse, matte texture, and the ends are finished with short, straight fringes in a reddish hue. Its long, narrow proportions make it ideal for hallways or transitional spaces. Visible, authentic irregularities in the hand-knotting technique enhance its vintage character. The condition is excellent, with only gentle fading and subtle color variations that attest to natural aging; there are no repairs, stains, or tears, and the original structure and patterns remain intact.This runner evokes the spirit of the 1970s, when Anatolian workshops blended traditional motifs with a subtle, impressionistic approach to color. The orange ground recalls Anatolia’s sun and dust, while the faded transitions hint at the passage of time and everyday life woven into the fabric. Each medallion and border tells a story of hospitality and domestic simplicity, reflecting the tradition of weaving for everyday comfort and use.The runner would work well in a narrow corridor, hallway, or as a visual accent connecting rooms. It could be paired with a raw wood console, a minimalist bench, or rustic farmhouse furniture to highlight its origins. In eclectic interiors, it complements ceramics, linen textiles, and matte glass lighting. In contemporary spaces, it may serve as a counterpoint to neutral tones and smooth surfaces.Wysyłka bezpośrednio
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Height392 cm
Depth1 cm
Width89 cm
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Width89 cm
Height392 cm
Depth1 cm
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