10 x 9 Brown Vintage Striped Turkish Kilim Rug 60634

60634 Brown Vintage Striped Turkish Kilim Rug, 09'06 x 09'01.

This vintage Turkish kilim rug embodies the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, seamlessly merging with a commitment to sustainable design to create a masterpiece that effortlessly harmonizes rustic refinement with unwavering dedication to environmental consciousness. Every intricately woven thread in this handcrafted rug goes beyond a simple reflection of bygone eras; it weaves a narrative deeply rooted in a promise for a future shaped by sustainability and mindful living.

Crafted from carefully sourced fragments of vintage kilim, this rug undergoes a transformative process, evolving into a canvas of authenticity and conscious living. Its overall design, a celebration of simplicity, transcends mere aesthetics, encapsulating a deliberate pursuit of warmth and a joyful embrace of eco-friendly living. The intentionally misaligned stripes, far from being perceived as flaws, undergo a metamorphosis into purposeful irregularities, contributing to a visual story resonating with character and depth, all while minimizing the environmental footprint.

As this Turkish kilim rug emerges from the loom, it symbolizes sustainable artistry, breaking free from the ordinary and mass-produced. The imperfections, akin to strokes of authenticity, not only reveal the handcrafted touch but also showcase a commitment to waste reduction and an appreciation for the beauty found in the unexpected nuances of nature. It stands as a testament to the belief that true beauty aligns with sustainability, and the pursuit of perfection, if contemplated, unfolds within the embrace of life's inherent irregularities—a seamless fusion of beauty and environmental responsibility.

• Rendered in variegated shades of brown, taupe, coffee, chocolate, sienna and greige with other neutral colors. 
• This vintage Kilim rug is backed with a cotton fabric as reinforcement. 
• Abrash.
• Handwoven wool. 
• Made in Turkey.
• Measures: 09'06 x 09'01.
• Date: 1960s. Mid-20th Century.