Elevate your home décor with our exquisite handwoven Turkish kilim rugs, each a testament to timeless tradition and artistry. Skillfully crafted in Turkey, these rugs embody the cherished elements that make vintage kilims so precious—classic motifs, intricate patterns, and rich cultural heritage.
Every piece is lovingly woven in Turkey from vegetable-dyed, hand-spun wool, ensuring it ages beautifully and gracefully over time.
This rug measures
2' 11" x 4' (35" x 48"). We can fold in the fringes upon request. If you like the design of this rug, but need it in a different size, we can custom make it to meet your requirements. For more on the history, symbolism, and care of kilims, including tips on cleaning, displaying, and dyeing, visit our comprehensive
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Design Elements
- Main Motif: The rug features stylized floral designs, which includes ornate blossoms and leaf patterns running through the center.
- Border Design: The border of the rug is framed with geometric shapes that echo the flowing motifs inside, creating a cohesive look.
- Symmetry and Balance: The arrangement of the motifs exhibits symmetrical balance, providing a sense of order and harmony in the design.
- Texture: As a handwoven kilim, the texture is flat and unpiled, enhancing the sharpness of the motifs and the overall aesthetic.
Colors
- Dominant Color: A rich olive green serves as the background, which symbolizes fertility and abundance.
- Accent Colors:
- Crimson Red: Represents passion and energy, used in the flowers and some leaves.
- Muted Blues: Suggests calmness and tranquility; appears in the stylized leaves.
- Soft Ivory: Creates contrast and represents purity, used as the base against the vibrant patterns.
- Charcoal and Dark Green: Ground the design, evoking stability and connection to nature.
Motifs and Symbolism
- Floral Motifs: Symbolize beauty, growth, and the nurturing aspect of nature. Each flower design is often interpreted as a representation of life and positivity.
- Leaf Patterns: Traditionally represent fertility, potential, and the connection to the earth, emphasizing the natural elements.
- Geometric Shapes in Border: Often signify protection and boundary, representing security for the home or space in which the rug is placed.
Summary
This handwoven kilim rug showcases a harmonious blend of floral and leaf motifs, surrounded by a protective geometric border. The vibrant use of colors such as olive green, crimson red, muted blues, ivory, and dark tones enhances the rug's aesthetic. The floral designs symbolize beauty and growth, while the leaf patterns evoke fertility and a deep connection to nature, all contributing to a rich tapestry of meaning and visual appeal.
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