2 x 6 Vintage Turkish Kilim Rug 78720

78720 Vintage Turkish Kilim Rug, 02'06 x 06'01.

Originating from Turkey, kilim rugs are crafted using a unique technique that results in a flat surface without a distinct pile. Typically made from wool, Turkish kilims feature intricate and colorful designs, varying widely based on the region of Turkey and cultural influences. These flatweave rugs hold significant cultural value and have been utilized for centuries in various roles, including as floor coverings, wall hangings, and even prayer rugs. Today, Turkish kilims are highly prized for their beauty, craftsmanship, and versatility, often serving as sought-after decorative pieces in homes worldwide.

Southwestern style intertwines with Turkish tribal enchantment in this handwoven wool vintage Turkish kilim rug, blending the rustic warmth of the American Southwest with the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of Turkish tradition. At the heart of this kilim lies a cross bottony, its arms adorned with three rounded lobes at each end, reminiscent of a traditional cruciform motif. The term "botonny" alludes to its embellished trefoil knobs, evoking a sense of ornate beauty and intricate detail.

This vintage Turkish flatweave rug is a harmonious marriage of earthy hues and a bold geometric design that evokes a sense of cultural richness and tribal charm. This unique combination brings together elements of rugged landscapes, nomadic heritage, and artisanal craftsmanship, creating a visual tapestry that is both striking and soulful. The synthesis of Southwestern style with Turkish tribal enchantment offers a captivating glimpse into the cross-cultural exchange of ideas, weaving together narratives of tradition, innovation, and the enduring beauty of diverse artistic influences.

• Rendered in variegated shades of brown, blue, brick red, terra cotta, maroon, coffee, rose, burnt orange, green, navy blue, rust, and tan with other accent coloors.
• Abrash.
• Handwoven wool.
• Made in Turkey.
• Measures: 02'06 x 06'01.
• Date: 1970s. Late 20th Century.