2 x 3 Vintage Turkish Yastik Rug 51471

51471 Vintage Turkish Yastik Rug, 01'09 x 03'04.

This hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Yastik rug is a vibrant testament to Anatolian artistry, exuding an inviting warmth and a rich history of cultural symbolism. At its heart lies a striking central medallion with a captivating blend of soft violet, earthy maroon, and subtle pinks. The medallion, bordered by intricate acanthus edges, is a beautiful convergence of geometric and organic patterns that draw the eye into its complex design, making it a focal point of the rug. Encircled by smaller motifs, the medallion serves as a symbolic anchor, offering both balance and depth to the rug’s overall aesthetic.

Surrounding the central medallion, the rug's corner spandrels are dotted with angular motifs in shades of green and earthy tones, echoing the natural elements of the Turkish landscape. These corner motifs, reminiscent of protective amulets, create a sense of harmony and protection, while their angular forms add a contrasting dynamic to the softer central medallion. The interplay between these geometric forms and the central floral motifs suggests a balance between nature and structure, embodying a timeless elegance that is characteristic of Turkish weaving traditions.

The Turkish rug is framed with a unique botanical meander border that features a series of delicate motifs, alternating in color and form. This simplistic border adds a layer of complexity and frames the composition beautifully, guiding the viewer's eye back toward the center. Subtle accents of pink, green, and beige within the border provide a gentle contrast against the deep red field, adding dimension and texture. This vintage Yastik rug, with its rich palette and intricate patterns, is more than a decorative piece; it is a window into a world of tradition, artistry, and cultural significance, perfect for any space that seeks to tell a story through timeless beauty.

• Abrash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Turkey.
• Measures: 01'09 x 03'04.
• Date: 1950's. Mid-20th Century.