This beautiful vintage Turkish Tulu rug, handwoven in the second quarter of the 20th century, showcases the rich tradition of Anatolian village craftsmanship in one of its most distinctive and tactilely rewarding forms. Featuring a luxurious long wool pile on a sturdy cotton foundation, the Tulu rug is a uniquely Turkish tradition — produced in the villages of Central and Eastern Anatolia as a functional, warming textile for domestic use.
The deep dark brown and black ground is elegantly contrasted by a central square motif in ivory, flanked by horizontal end bands in ivory and warm chocolate — a bold, minimalist composition of great graphic clarity that feels entirely contemporary while being rooted in centuries of village tradition. The Tulu's long, shaggy pile gives it a warmth and tactile richness that few other rug types can match, making it equally at home on the floor and draped over furniture.
Dimensions: 3' 11" x 5' 1"
Date of Manufacture: 2nd Quarter of the 1900s
Place of Origin: Turkey (Anatolia)
Material: Wool on a cotton foundation with natural dyes
