A vintage Anatolian Turkish rug from the 1970s. A hand-knotted piece that reflects the strong geometric language of traditional village weaving. At 7.3 × 10.6 ft, this rug creates a grounded architectural presence in a room while keeping the character and individuality typical of hand-knotted Anatolian rugs.
AT A GLANCE
📐 Size: 7.3 × 10.6 ft
🧶 Material: 100% natural wool – hand-knotted
🪢 Technique: Traditional village weaving
📅 Age: 1970s vintage – over 50 years old
🎨 Design: Anatolian tribal geometric medallion
🏺 Origin: Anatolia, Turkey
🧵 Construction: Durable wool pile with strong village structure
🏡 Ideal for: Living rooms, dining rooms, large interior spaces
WHY THIS RUG
• Authentic hand-knotted Anatolian village rug
• Large 7 × 10 size — ideal for living rooms or dining areas
• Natural wool construction built for decades of use
ABOUT THIS RUG
Anatolian village rugs from the mid-20th century are known for their bold geometric structure and symbolic motifs. The design of this piece is organized around strong geometric forms and layered borders — elements traditionally associated with protection, balance, and order in Anatolian weaving traditions.
Subtle variations in color and drawing are natural results of hand-knotting and individual weaving technique. These details give the rug its character and authenticity — qualities that machine-made rugs cannot reproduce.
With its generous 7.3 × 10.6 ft scale, this rug works especially well in living rooms, dining rooms, or larger interiors where a piece with visual structure is needed to anchor the space.
The durable wool construction and traditional hand-knotted structure make it suitable for long-term use while maintaining its decorative presence over time.
