Vintage Anatolian Turkish Kilim Rug

A wonderful vintage Anatolian Turkish Kilim rug with alternating pale pink and green stripes and embroidered geometric patterns.

A beautiful vintage Anatolian Turkish kilim rug with a central diamond medallion with a red paisley pattern against a black background and surrounded by a stylized floral and scrolli...

A wonderful vintage Anatolian Turkish rug with three large diamond medallions amidst a crimson field of multicolored flowers and goats. The border is complex with multiple wide and t...

A stirking vintage Anatolian Turkish rug with a richly colored pattern of stylized flowers, chickens, and trees-of-life, all woven in bright corals, greens, golds, and blues, and sur...

A vintage Turkish Konya handwoven cotton kilim rug with a cream field and multiple pairs of black stripes.

A beautiful vintage Turkish cotton kilim rug with a striped pattern containing black, pale indigo, and camel colored stripes on a cream background.

Square size Turkish Vintage Embroidered Kilim Rug with Tan, Light gray, Light Blue, Light Green, Black, Brown and Pink. Keivan Woven Arts / r...

Anatolian Fethyie Kilim Rug, c. 1800 Collection of Sam Barakat. Additional Information: Dimensions: 4'7" W x 11'7" L Origin: Anatolia Period: c. 1800

Antique West Anatolian Kilim Rug, c. 1700 Early Anatolian kilims have a unique and compelling graphic quality. This kilim from the Afyon region of Turkey draws large honeycomb-shape...

Measures: 5'6 x 7'2 Square Hand Woven Vintage Turkish Kilim Rug with Stripes in White & Brown. Keivan Woven Arts / Rug EN-14191, count...

Striped Flat-Weave Vintage Turkish Kilim in Green, Cream, brown and Tan. Keivan Woven Arts / rug EN-15245, country of origin / type: Turkey / Kilim, circa 1950 Measures: 4'11 x 8'...

This is a South Anatolian old vintage Kilim from the Antalya region with a rare and beautiful color composition. Founded in 200 BC by Attalus II, king of Pergamum, Antalya, then named Attaleia, has always been a bustling port. During the Crusades, the town was used for the embarking of troops on their way to Palestine, as it was a Byzantine stronghold at Antalya that was captured by Seljuks in the early 12th century, and late in the 15th century it became part of the Ottoman Empire. There are many interesting monuments in the town such as the Hadrian Gate, a three-arched marble portal...