Original Anatolian Rug - Rug - 294 cm - 223 cm
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Anatolian rugs – like the one in your picture – are a fascinating part of Turkish cultural history and belong to the oldest and most artistically woven rug traditions in the world.
What is an Anatolian rug?
Anatolia (today central and eastern Anatolia in Turkey) has been a significant center of rug production for centuries. The rugs from this region are known for:
Hand-knotted quality
Natural materials such as wool, cotton, or sometimes silk
Plant-dyed wool, which yields rich, durable colors
Traditional patterns and symbolism – often with religious, protective, or spiritual background
Regional styles within Anatolia:
Hereke: Particularly fine, often with silk; originally for the Ottoman court.
Konya: Geometric, clear patterns; vibrant colors.
Bergama: Rustic style, large geometric shapes.
Yörük (Nomads): Freer, often improvised patterns, lively and unique.
Ladik and Milas: Known for their prayer rugs with Mihrab motifs.
Typical motifs and meanings:
Elibelinde (female figure): Symbol of fertility
Koçboynuzu (ram’s horn): Strength, masculinity
Hayat Ağacı (Tree of Life): Connection between heaven and earth
Nazarlık (blue eye): Protection against the evil eye
About the rug in your picture:
The rug shows classic features of a Kazak- or Karachoph style, often associated with the South Caucasus or Northeast Anatolia, but also woven in Anatolia. The bold, octagonal medallions and the deep red shade are typical. The pattern feels very archaic and powerful – a true piece of folk art.
Name of the rug: Anatolia Rugs
Manufacturing: Hand-knotted
Origin: Turkey
Model: Classic
Condition: Very good, Perfect
Age: 10-15
Thickness: 8 mm
Anatolian rugs – like the one in your picture – are a fascinating part of Turkish cultural history and belong to the oldest and most artistically woven rug traditions in the world.
What is an Anatolian rug?
Anatolia (today central and eastern Anatolia in Turkey) has been a significant center of rug production for centuries. The rugs from this region are known for:
Hand-knotted quality
Natural materials such as wool, cotton, or sometimes silk
Plant-dyed wool, which yields rich, durable colors
Traditional patterns and symbolism – often with religious, protective, or spiritual background
Regional styles within Anatolia:
Hereke: Particularly fine, often with silk; originally for the Ottoman court.
Konya: Geometric, clear patterns; vibrant colors.
Bergama: Rustic style, large geometric shapes.
Yörük (Nomads): Freer, often improvised patterns, lively and unique.
Ladik and Milas: Known for their prayer rugs with Mihrab motifs.
Typical motifs and meanings:
Elibelinde (female figure): Symbol of fertility
Koçboynuzu (ram’s horn): Strength, masculinity
Hayat Ağacı (Tree of Life): Connection between heaven and earth
Nazarlık (blue eye): Protection against the evil eye
About the rug in your picture:
The rug shows classic features of a Kazak- or Karachoph style, often associated with the South Caucasus or Northeast Anatolia, but also woven in Anatolia. The bold, octagonal medallions and the deep red shade are typical. The pattern feels very archaic and powerful – a true piece of folk art.
Name of the rug: Anatolia Rugs
Manufacturing: Hand-knotted
Origin: Turkey
Model: Classic
Condition: Very good, Perfect
Age: 10-15
Thickness: 8 mm
Details
Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Model
Original Anatolian Rug
Colour
Multicolour
Length
294 cm
Width
223 cm
Material
Wool on wool
Country of origin
Türkiye
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
21st century
Weight
20 kg
