Vintage Turkish Tribal Rug 5'5" x 3'6"

SIZE: 5.5 X 3.6 FT.

ORIGIN: TURKEY

CIRCA: 1960s

MATERIAL: Pure Wool

This vintage Turkish tribal wool rug is a beautiful example of Anatolian craftsmanship, likely woven in the early to mid-20th century. It features a striking mihrab (prayer niche) design with stepped outlines, symbolising a spiritual gateway. The central field is filled with stylised floral motifs and angular vine forms, arranged in a cascading medallion layout that draws the eye inward.

Its earthy palettes of soft browns, warm beiges, and deep teal blue have mellowed gracefully over time, creating a harmonious and soothing aesthetic. The borders are densely patterned with tribal symbols and abstract forms, adding depth and rhythm to the composition. Woven entirely by hand with high-quality wool, this rug carries both visual charm and cultural depth, making it a timeless piece for collectors or interiors with character.

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 grippy back to keep your rug in place, smooth out any shipping wrinkles, and protect it from deterioration, thereby enhancing its durability and longevity.

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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.