A striking example of Anatolian village weaving, this early 20th-century Vintage Turkish Kilim Wide Runner embodies the timeless artistry and cultural heritage of handwoven flatweaves. Designed in a desirable gallery or corridor format, the composition features three connected geometric medallions arranged along the length of the rug, creating both visual rhythm and architectural balance—ideal for hallways, transitional spaces, or layered interior compositions.
The palette is refined yet vibrant, with nuanced tones of pale brick, warm tan, deep navy, and golden yellow set against a luminous ivory border that frames the design beautifully. Subtle abrash—natural variations in dye saturation—adds depth, movement, and authenticity, reflecting the organic dyeing processes and handwoven character unique to village kilims of this period.
Woven entirely by hand using traditional flatweave techniques, this Anatolian kilim offers both durability and artistic presence. Its wide runner proportions make it particularly versatile for interior designers seeking distinctive pieces that anchor spaces while introducing texture, history, and warmth. Whether placed in a corridor, kitchen, entryway, or layered within a larger room, this kilim serves as both functional rug and collectible folk art.
- Dimensions: 5’ 5” x 12’ 5”
- Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s
- Place of Origin: Turkey
- Material: Wool pile on a wool foundation with organic dyes
- Condition: Wear consistent with age and use
SKU: 2215
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