Vintage Abstract Modernist Kilim Rug

Woven by the Kurdish people inhabiting the region between eastern Anatolia and the southern Caucasus, this sturdily woven small sized kilim was possibly a sofreh, which means that it...

This stunning tribal kilim is characterised by two panels each containing an array of wonky red horizontal stripes juxtaposed against stripes in natural camel wool arranged in differ...

Sofreh flat-weaves are among the most prized possessions among the material culture of near eastern tribal people. These are employed as presentation textiles for food offerings when...

Distinguished by a pattern of vertical stripes, this sturdy kilim is woven with lanolin-rich wool from the nomadic pastures from the Toros Mountains, located in central Anatolia. A s...

51332, vintage Turkish Kilim rug. This handwoven wool vintage Turkish Kilim rug features a series of stripes in soft colors on a dark contrasting background. This flat-weave Kilim rug displays symbols of running water, burdock and a small hook. The symbols represent marriage (hook), abundance, protection (burdock) and the continuity of life (running water). Blending nomadic charm, ancient symbolism and Folk Art warmth, this vintage Turkish Kilim rug reflects generations of cultural beliefs and serves many design purposes. Perfect for extra-wide and long hallways, corridors, galley kitchens and Bohemian decor...

Originating from Turkey in 1970, this vintage wool Kilim rug is flat-woven in high quality wool with a contemporary, subtle abrash of metallic g...

Age: Circa 1960 Colors: Blood Red, currant, olive, ochre, cream Pile: Flatweave Wear Notes: 1 Material: Hemp, Wool. If you are looking to add depth to you space, this piece with...

Age: Circa 1950 Colors: gray, magenta, yellow, brown, red Pile: flatweave Wear Notes: 0 Material: goat hair. Midcentury Anatolian chaput flatweave rug with fun pops o...