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3.7x3.8 Ft Minimalist Vintage Handmade Anatolian "Tulu" Rug, 100% Natural Wool
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A vintage hand knotted "Tulu" rug from Konya in Central Anatolia, Turkey. 100% natural undyed handspun wool.
These simple and somewhat primitive small rugs with lustrous wool pile were produced for daily use by nomads and villagers in Konya region of Central Anatolia until, 1970s. Today these decorative rugs with Minimalist appeal are also considered collectible as each one is one of a kind and representing a diminishing form of textile and tribal art.
The rug is available as seen or if requested, it can be custom produced in a different size, color combination and design.
Size: 3.7 x 3.8 Ft (110 x 115 cm)
Style: Tulu
Materials: Wool
Weaves: Hand Knotted
Type: Accent Rug
Country: Turkey
Age: Vintage
Room: Any Room, Guestroom, Nursery, Kid's Room, Lounge, Living Room, Kitchen, Entryway, Salon, Trailer, Home Office / Study, Garage, Foyer, Dining Room, Conservatory, Bedroom, Basement, Utility/Laundry Room
Shape: Rectangle
Color: Beige
Pile Height: Medium
Ref No: TEK0949
- Dimensions:Width: 43.31 in (110 cm)Length: 45.28 in (115 cm)
- Style:Tulu (In the Style Of)
- Materials and Techniques:Wool,Hand-Knotted
- Place of Origin:
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- Date of Manufacture:Circa 1970
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- Seller Location:Spring Valley, NY
- Reference Number:Seller: 110x115 cm, TEK09491stDibs: LU1369238313002
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