Antique Obruk Village Anatolia Kilim Rug from Mezzanine Gallery, 83"L

Additional Information: A rare example of Turkoman weaving from Mazari Sharif in North Afghanistan, uncommon to see as a runner. Photography note: The front and back sides of this te...

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: see Additional Information/Description Marking(s); notes: circa 1980-2000 Country of origin; materials: Adana, Southeast Turkey; wool Dimensions (H, W,...

Additional Information: Kurdish village runner made for home use, a rare find in the big city bazaars. Flat woven rug has traditional, local bold patterns and colors. Kurdish people ...

Additional Information: Kurdish village runner made for home use, a rare find in the big city bazaars. Flat woven rug has traditional, local bold patterns and colors. Kurdish people ...

This is Central Anatolian Old Antique Mighrab Kilim from the Konya - Obruk region with a rare and beautiful color composition. Konya once flourished as a trade route between Europe...

This is Eastern Anatolian antique Kilim from the Erzurum region with a rare and beautiful color composition. This highly collectible antique kilim has wonderful special colors and ...

An authentic and charming piece of mid-century textile art, this Vintage Turkish Anatolian Rug was hand-knotted in the 1950s. Anatolian rugs, often sourced from smaller villages, are...

51177 Mid-Century Modern Vintage Turkish Bergama Rug with Nomadic Tribal Style. With its time softened colors and bold elemental nature, this eccentric mid-20th century vintage Turkish Bergama rug embodies true rectilinear style composed of Elibelinde, ram's horn, hands on hip, latch-hook, triangles, diamonds, roundel flowers, and eight-point stars. Full of character and stately presence, this vintage Bergama carpet showcases an extravagant geometric design rendered in variegated shades of terra cotta, burnt orange, rust, royal blue, navy blue, tan, sand, ecru, rose, celadon, and beige. Featuring an intrinsic geometric pattern, this charismatic Turkish rug...