Vintage Kurdish Kilim in Allover Geometric Pattern in Brown, Ivory, Yellow, Red

The compelling artistry of Anatolian weaving with this exceptional Vintage Turkish Kilim Runner, meticulously handwoven in the 3rd quarter of the 20th Discover century. This striking...

Beautiful vintage Turkish kilim from Eastern Turkey in a multiple medallion pattern from the early 1900s. This Turkish Kilim has four-diamond shaped medallions in a column in the center of the kilim. The beautiful design is enhanced by the abrash colors of dark red in the field. This Turkish kilim has the color and the design of the Armenian Karabagh Kilims from the Caucasus or Kurdish village weavers from northeastern Turkey in the early 20th century. Customization Service: Resizing and Refinishing service is available for this item upon request. This includes reducing the size and refinishing it with a choice of colors for sides and end binding to give it a clean and finished look while protecting the runner while in use. Dimensions: 5’ x 11’ 3” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Anatolia, Turkey Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with natural vegetable dyes Condition: Wear consistent with age and us Anatolian Kilims, Turkish Oushak Rugs, Anatolian Rug, Antique Rugs, Antique Rugs, Vintage Turkish Carpets, Vintage Oriental Rugs, Handwoven Rugs, Antique Handmade Rugs, Sustainability, Vintage Oushak Rugs, Antique Kilims, Antique Flat Woven Rugs, Caucasian Kilims, Antique Karabagh Kilims, Antique Persian Kilim Rugs, Turkish Kilims, Vintage Turkish Kilims, Southwestern Kilims, Reducing Climate Change, Sustainable Living, Upcycling Handwoven Rugs, Reusing Vintage Rugs, Reducing Carbon Footprint, Village Woven Rugs, Rust Color Rugs...

Hand-knotted wool, this 4x10 vintage Kurdish runner rug originates from Turkey circa 1970–1980—a work of the tribal people of the same name. On the Design: This rug is also from a...

Handwoven in wool, a 5x9 Kilim rug available in Rug & Kilim’s prized collection. A delicious take on geometric design, the rug enjoys an illusion created by repetition of a well defi...