Anatolian Konya Runner, 19th Century

Three large and boldly articulated medallions in the style of early Kazak weavings from the Caucasus dominate the vibrant madder-red field of this historically important and masterfully executed example from eastern Anatolia. The treatment of this iconic central medallion as repeat ornament is innovative and highly successful. While exceedingly true to the spirit of drawing and its execution, the distinctive construction of this piece reveals it as the work of a particularity skillful Anatolian weaver. This piece was published in "Oriental Rugs from Pacific Collections" in conjunction with the International Conference on Oriental Rugs (ICOC) in 1990. Antiques and art courtesy of Foster Gwin...

Antique Anatolian Karapinar Runner Rug, Late 19th Century Karapinar, meaning ‘black spring’ in Turkish, is a small town in the vicinity of Karaman in southeastern Anatolia. During the 15th century, this area was home to the Karamind Khanate, the greatest rival to the Ottomans in Anatolia. Karapinar rug...

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Whether from Eastern Anatolia or Northwest Persia, the rugs of the Kurds are known for their lush soft wool. This piece does not disappoint. Geometricized palmettes are boldly drawn ...

Turkish Anatolian Rug – 148 × 320 cm This exquisite Turkish Anatolian rug, measuring 148 × 320 cm, is a magnificent representation of Anatolian weaving traditions, renowned for their...

Rug Number 31637 Size 5' 0" X 10' 1" Design Anatolian Collection Antique/Vintage Material Wool Texture Pile Weave Origin Turkey Age Antique/Vintage

Beautiful and colorful Early 20th Century Vintage Turkish Oushak Runner, meticulously hand-knotted in the early 1900s. Originating from the renowned weaving centers of Oushak in Turk...

Vintage Turkish Oushak runner in a geometric design from the mid-1900s. The rug has a modern design and beautiful bright colors including green, blue, brown, yellow, pink, and red c...