This Turkish runner from the 1960s is a handwoven rug measuring 80 × 282 cm, crafted from a blend of wool and cotton. The construction reveals traditional craftsmanship: hand-knotted structure, a simple, narrow binding at the edges, and a matte surface with a gentle sheen where the wool catches the light. The color palette is dominated by warm, muted browns, ochres, and terracotta, complemented by subtle touches of faded blue, gray, and olive green. The pattern is inspired by classic Turkish motifs, though softened and partially erased by age, creating an abstract effect. The rug displays a worn pile and authentic signs of use, enhancing its vintage appeal. Its overall condition is excellent for its age, with no major damages; it has been washed and is ready for use.
This runner carries the story of 1960s Anatolia: a restrained palette and faded motifs evoke domestic interiors where every rug held the memory of daily life. Its surface, soft in places and coarser in others, speaks of decades of footsteps, quiet conversations, and sunlight streaming through windows. The textured weave and subdued colors suggest the calm of a bygone era, when craftsmanship, patina, and harmony with nature were valued above all.
The rug would suit interiors with rustic or eclectic influences. It can be paired with raw wood, vintage furniture, or contemporary sofas in neutral tones. Consider combining it with linen textiles, simple ceramic accents, or minimalist wall art. Its length makes it suitable for hallways, alongside a dining table, or as a subtle accent in a living room, gently softening the geometry of modern spaces.
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DIMENSION
Height282 cm
Depth1 cm
Width80 cm
Dimension details
Width80 cm
Height282 cm
Depth1 cm
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