2 x 3 Vintage Turkish Yastik Rug 51511

51511 Vintage Turkish Yastik Rug, 01'06 x 03'01.

This hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Yastik rug captures the essence of Anatolian artistry, where traditional craftsmanship meets timeless design. The central field is dominated by a deep, rich red that immediately draws the eye, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. At the heart of the rug lies a beautifully detailed medallion in soft tones of olive green and earthy greige, intricately woven with floral and geometric motifs that evoke a sense of history and heritage. This central medallion is outlined by an acanthus-style border, creating a harmonious flow across the Turkish rug.

The corners are adorned with bold geometric motifs, including serrated arrow-like figures that point towards the medallion, enhancing the overall symmetry and balance of the rug.  The corner spandrels of the rug feature additional geometric amulet protection motifs, creating a sense of unity and cohesion. The border of this Yastik rug is a masterpiece in itself, with a complex pattern of floral and vine motifs rendered in complementary hues of earthy green, tan, and dark red. These elements create a delicate frame that enhances the central design while adding depth and texture to the piece. The intricate pattern work within the border is a testament to the skill and precision of the weaver, offering a subtle yet sophisticated contrast to the bolder central field.

This vintage Yastik rug is more than just a decorative accessory; it is a piece of cultural heritage that brings warmth, texture, and a touch of history into any space. Its rich colors and intricate patterns make it an ideal addition to a variety of settings, from a cozy reading nook to a more formal study or bedroom. The soft, luxurious feel of the hand-knotted wool invites you to linger, while the rug's timeless design ensures it will remain a cherished piece in your home for years to come.

• Abrash.
• Hand knotted wool.
• Made in Turkey.
• Measures: 01'06 x 03'01.
• Date: 1950's. Mid-20th Century.