Anatolia Rugs

Modern Anatolia rug by Doris Leslie Blau Size: 11'8" × 14'6" (355 × 441 cm) An exceptionally luxurious hand-knotted silk and wool rug.

The Rashwan were a Kurdish tribe who settled in parts of central and eastern Anatolia. These kilims are not easy to weave, for the designs are complicated and the filler motifs plent...

This is a large antique Central Anatolian Kilim from the Kayseri region with a rare and beautiful color composition. It is a very large piece, measuring 4.5 meters in length and 1.5...

Contemporary Anatolia Wool Rug with Pixelated Traditional Motif by Doris Leslie Blau.

A colorful hand-knotted rug from Central Anatolia with an unusual all-over design of 96 square boxes with flowers in them.

In excellent condition with even medium pile throughout. In Anatolia, rugs of this quality with all natural dyes and well drawn intricate designs were often made as part of a bride'...

This example offers dramatic scale and refined simplicity, ideal for hallways or architectural spaces. Eastern Anatolia Rug Size 2'10x15'7

Echoes of Time: A Vintage Turkish Anatolian Small Rug A Glimpse into Enduring Heritage Journey back in time with this charming vintage Turkish Anatolian small rug, a piece imbued wit...

This authentic Hand woven rug is from Turkish Anatolia which is known for their great quality of handmade rugs.

This is an Eastern Anatolian vintage made in two halves of old Cecim ( Cicim or Jijim) Kilim from the Gaziantep region with a rare and beautiful color composition. This town lies ...

The geometry of traditional kilims is reconceived through balance, proportion, and color, translating heritage into modern compositions that highlight the beauty of handwoven craft. ...

A Hand-Knotted Turkish Anatolian Wool Small Rug Infuse your home with the authentic spirit of traditional craftsmanship with this charming hand-knotted Turkish Anatolian wool rug. Or...

Anatolia, mid 20th century Flat hand-woven polychrome wool. 288 x 170 cm  

19th Century Central Anatolia Mudjur Prayer Rug Niche design Mujur carpets were highly popular during the 19th century, selling to all the regions of the Islamic world.

This structural balance between the expansive field and the high contrast architectural medallions reminiscent of early “Holbein” or “Lotto” design lineages reflects the pinnacle of ...

This wonderful niche carpet comes from Avunya, northwest Anatolia in the province of Bergama. It has the typical attributes of these rare carpets. The harmonious balance of the desig...

Standing in a direct line of descent from the ‘small-medallion’ or ‘double-niche’ Ushak rugs of the 16th century, these double-niche ‘Transylvanian’ rugs were woven during the 17th c...

The geometry of traditional kilims is reconceived through balance, proportion, and color, translating heritage into modern compositions that highlight the beauty of handwoven craft. ...

The geometry of traditional kilims is reconceived through balance, proportion, and color, translating heritage into modern compositions that highlight the beauty of handwoven craft. ...

The palette blends earthy ochre, muted green, and slate blue with soft neutrals, a mix of tones that feel grounded and serene. Anatolia Icons Rug is a statement piece suited to anch...

The geometry of traditional kilims is reconceived through balance, proportion, and color, translating heritage into modern compositions that highlight the beauty of handwoven craft. ...

The geometry of traditional kilims is reconceived through balance, proportion, and color, translating heritage into modern compositions that highlight the beauty of handwoven craft. ...

This structural balance between the unadorned, minimalist niche and the intricately decorated spandrels which feature a delicate “Tree of Life” motif populated with stylized floral s...

We travel around Turkey to collect these vintage pieces, that were once very popular items of furnishings in Turkish households. We then bring these rugs to our all-in-one rug worksh...

This Red Rug is a Turkish carpet rug has woven by very skilled weavers in Turkey, who used the highest quality wool and cotton. The flat-weave rug has dark & light red, ivory, blue, ...

A beautiful vintage Milas rug from southwest Turkey, this piece features the classic prayer-panel layout reimagined in a soft, coastal palette. The field blends powder blue, slate bl...

This red rug is a Turkish carpet rug has woven by very skilled weavers in Turkey, who used the highest quality wool and cotton. The flat-weave rug has dark & light red, ivory, blue, ...

This is a magnificent carpet from Konya, Central Anatolia. It has all the characteristics of this carpet region from which the most beautiful and best pieces in Anatolia come. Konya ...

The Rashwan was a Kurdish tribe that settled in parts of central and eastern Anatolia. These kilims are not easy to weave, for the designs are complicated and the filler motifs plent...

A heavy-duty Tulu rug from Konya region of Turkey. The word "tulu" actually means "long-haired" in Turkish, which is a reference to the shaggy texture of the rugs. Tulu rugs were tra...

A heavy-duty Tulu rug from Konya region of Turkey. The word "tulu" actually means "long-haired" in Turkish, which is a reference to the shaggy texture of the rugs. Tulu rugs were tra...

This traditional handwoven Turkish Oushak rug has a coral field with scrolling vines issuing palmettes and floral motif, with a central golden medallion enclosing similar scrolling v...

This is an antique Dosemealti Rug from Southern Anatolia, the Antalya region with a large border, geometric floral pattern ground, good condition, and beautiful color composition.

Makri Rug, Southwest Anatolia, late 19th century, two elongated rectangular panels each inset with four radiating medallions in navy and royal blue, red, gold, black, red-brown, and ...

The Rashwan was a Kurdish tribe that settled in parts of central and eastern Anatolia. These kilims are not easy to weave, for the designs are complicated and the filler motifs plent...

This vintage Yahyali runner from the Kayseri region of Central Anatolia presents a bold and expressive example of Anatolian village weaving.

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We travel around Turkey to collect these vintage pieces, that were once very popular items of furnishings in Turkish households. We then bring these rugs to our all-in-one rug worksh...

A rug made in the style of traditional Karapinar Tulu rugs with great quality wool and a great texture.

Vintage Turkish Rug 4'7'' x 8'10''. The carpets, scatters, runners, long rugs and bags of the towns, villages and tribes of Anatolia, including: Oushak, Ghiordes, Kula, Ladik, Hereke...

A superb old Turkish Malatya kilim, Eastern Anatolia A very well made kilim of traditional design with excellent colour Outstanding condition with no wear Hand washed and re...

Handwoven from 100% naturally dyed wool on a wool foundation, this flatweave embodies both artistry and resilience. Woven in Western Anatolia, the birthplace of the Oushak tradition...

This vintage Turkish Rug  is a bold yet timeless piece woven with story, symbolism, and warmth. A deep crimson field anchors the design, while an elongated hexagonal medallion blooms...

This beautifully preserved vintage rug from the West coast of Turkey features a deep crimson red field anchored by a bold central medallion and framed with intricate borders in indig...

Oushak (or Ushak) rugs originate from the small town of Oushak in west-central Anatolia, which is located just south of modern-day Istanbul, Turkey.

Handwoven in the Taspinar region of central Turkey, this 1960s village rug showcases the bold, architectural artistry the area is celebrated for. A striking stepped brick red medalli...

The origin of the Cihanbeyli rugs and carpets lies in the Orient, in the village of Cihanbely in central Anatolia.

Konya kilims feature the most varied compositions found in Anatolia, and there have been a great number of kilims made there over the centuries.

A narrow runner mid-20th century Turkish runner resembling American Navajo rugs.

The Rashwan was a Kurdish tribe that settled in parts of central and eastern Anatolia. These kilims are not easy to weave, for the designs are complicated and the filler motifs plent...

The Rashwan was a Kurdish tribe that settled in parts of central and eastern Anatolia. These kilims are not easy to weave, for the designs are complicated and the filler motifs plent...

The Rashwan was a Kurdish Tribe that settled in parts of central and eastern Anatolia. These kilims are not easy to weave, for the designs are complicated and the filler motifs plent...

This is a production of Ushak with natural dyes and handspun wool. To achieve the original Ushak look it has an authentic Ushak weave. The result is this spectacular piece with all ...

This is an antique Central Anatolian Kilim from the Yahyali region in Kayseri with a rare and beautiful color composition. The earliest recorded occupation of Kayseri dates back to ...

This 19th-century Konya rug showcases the bold visual language that defines Central Anatolian weaving. Its two large octagonal medallions—rich in deep indigo, brick red, and soft gol...

This traditional hand-woven Turkish Oushak rug has a brilliant teal field with overall design of alternating rust and ivory geometric floral motif issuing angled vines, in a shaded d...

Our sun-faded rugs are all one-of-a-kind, hand-knotted, 50-70 year-old vintage pieces. They each boast their own singular handmade aesthetic drawn from the centuries-old Turkish rug-...