This antique Anatolian rug was hand knotted in Turkey using traditional village techniques and dates to the 1920s. Made from 100% wool, the rug measures approximately 4.3 x 7 feet (131 x 213 cm). Its medium area rug format allows it to be placed in living rooms, bedrooms, studies, or layered interiors. The rug reflects early 20th-century household weaving rather than later commercial production.
The design is composed of strong geometric forms arranged with the clarity typical of Anatolian village rugs from this period. Color variation across the surface comes from natural wool aging and long-term use, giving the rug depth without artificial contrast. Rugs woven in the 1920s were made for everyday life, resulting in a balanced structure that feels grounded and stable underfoot while retaining visible handwork.
