Vintage Turkish Kayseri Silk Rug 3'4" x 2'

SIZE: 3.4 X 2 FT.

ORIGIN: TURKEY

CIRCA: 1980s

MATERIAL: PURE SILK

This petite and exquisite vintage Turkish Kayseri silk rug is a captivating example of fine Anatolian craftsmanship. Featuring a traditional "prayer niche" or mihrab panel design, the carpet is composed of a structured grid of prayer arches, each intricately filled with floral and geometric motifs. The vibrant palette with rich reds, deep blues, lush greens, warm golds, and soft ivories reflects the mastery of natural dyeing techniques that Kayseri is known for.

Woven in pure silk with exceptional precision, the rug showcases a lustrous sheen and delicate knotting, making it both a visual treasure and a tactile delight. The surrounding borders are adorned with stylised floral patterns and stars, enhancing the sacred architectural feel of the rug. Each panel tells a miniature story, offering a meditative and serene atmosphere, ideal for collectors or as a refined decorative accent in any interior.

Perfectly proportioned for smaller spaces or as a featured wall hanging, this Kayseri silk rug embodies elegance, tradition, and enduring artistry.

Discover the craftsmanship of our authentic vintage and antique rugs. They are meticulously hand-knotted using only the finest natural materials, including pure wool, silk, and cotton, to create exceptional art pieces.

Our rugs and carpets are professionally cleaned to preserve their timeless appeal, ensuring that these exceptional hand-knotted pieces with a rich history remain pristine. Our expert restoration workshops professionally repair and secure the fringes, guaranteeing many more years of enjoyment. We recommend using a rug pad with a grip back to keep your rug in place, smooth out any shipping wrinkles, and protect it from deterioration to enhance durability and longevity.

Our product photography expertly captures the naturalistic colours of our rugs and carpets using gentle natural light. The colours may appear differently depending on your device.

Before shipping, every rug undergoes a meticulous stretching process to guarantee it arrives straight and flat. Due to the one-of-a-kind and handmade nature of vintage and antique rugs, they may display slight variations.