Usak - Rug - 328 cm - 198 cm

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Türkiye origin, Usak model; large handwoven kilim with wool on cotton, dating from the mid-20th century, measuring 328 × 198 cm and weighing 15 kg, with beige, red and yellow colours and a restored, good condition, professionally cleaned.

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A striking large vintage Anatolian Yörük kilim from Turkey, dating approximately to the mid-20th century and estimated to be around 70 years old.

Measuring 328 × 198 cm (approximately 10.8 × 6.5 ft), this substantial kilim covers approximately 6.49 m².

The kilim is entirely handwoven from 100% wool, following the traditional flatweaving techniques associated with Anatolian Yörük weaving.

Its most distinctive feature is the powerful geometric composition covering the entire field. Large interconnected hexagonal and diamond-shaped compartments contain colourful stylised geometric motifs, creating a highly rhythmic and visually impressive design.

The alternating deep burgundy and muted grey-blue fields are enriched with vivid accents of red, orange, pink, green, yellow, purple and ivory. Dark outlines strongly define the individual motifs and give the composition an almost mosaic-like quality.

The central field is surrounded by multiple geometric borders, including a prominent dark outer border with a repeating zigzag motif. Narrow multicoloured decorative bands at both ends provide an attractive finishing detail.

Despite its approximately 70 years of age, the kilim presents very well and retains a strong, vibrant decorative character.

Details

Origin: Anatolia, Turkey
Tradition: Yörük / Anatolian tribal weaving
Period: Mid-20th century, approximately 1950s
Age: Approximately 70 years
Dimensions: 328 × 198 cm
Approximate area: 6.49 m²
Material: 100% wool
Technique: Traditional handwoven flatweave
Design: Geometric tribal composition with repeated hexagonal and diamond motifs
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with age-related characteristics consistent with an authentic handwoven textile
Cleaning: Professionally washed
Small irregularities in the weave and motif alignment are characteristic of traditional handmade textiles and contribute to the individuality and authenticity of the piece.

The kilim has been professionally washed and cleaned and is ready for use.

Its large dimensions, 100% wool construction, approximately 70 years of age, strong geometric design and traditional Yörük character make it an attractive piece for collectors of Anatolian textiles as well as for distinctive contemporary or traditional interiors.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and clearly show the colours, weaving and vintage condition of the kilim.

The kilim will be carefully packed and shipped worldwide with tracking.

A striking large vintage Anatolian Yörük kilim from Turkey, dating approximately to the mid-20th century and estimated to be around 70 years old.

Measuring 328 × 198 cm (approximately 10.8 × 6.5 ft), this substantial kilim covers approximately 6.49 m².

The kilim is entirely handwoven from 100% wool, following the traditional flatweaving techniques associated with Anatolian Yörük weaving.

Its most distinctive feature is the powerful geometric composition covering the entire field. Large interconnected hexagonal and diamond-shaped compartments contain colourful stylised geometric motifs, creating a highly rhythmic and visually impressive design.

The alternating deep burgundy and muted grey-blue fields are enriched with vivid accents of red, orange, pink, green, yellow, purple and ivory. Dark outlines strongly define the individual motifs and give the composition an almost mosaic-like quality.

The central field is surrounded by multiple geometric borders, including a prominent dark outer border with a repeating zigzag motif. Narrow multicoloured decorative bands at both ends provide an attractive finishing detail.

Despite its approximately 70 years of age, the kilim presents very well and retains a strong, vibrant decorative character.

Details

Origin: Anatolia, Turkey
Tradition: Yörük / Anatolian tribal weaving
Period: Mid-20th century, approximately 1950s
Age: Approximately 70 years
Dimensions: 328 × 198 cm
Approximate area: 6.49 m²
Material: 100% wool
Technique: Traditional handwoven flatweave
Design: Geometric tribal composition with repeated hexagonal and diamond motifs
Condition: Very good vintage condition, with age-related characteristics consistent with an authentic handwoven textile
Cleaning: Professionally washed
Small irregularities in the weave and motif alignment are characteristic of traditional handmade textiles and contribute to the individuality and authenticity of the piece.

The kilim has been professionally washed and cleaned and is ready for use.

Its large dimensions, 100% wool construction, approximately 70 years of age, strong geometric design and traditional Yörük character make it an attractive piece for collectors of Anatolian textiles as well as for distinctive contemporary or traditional interiors.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and clearly show the colours, weaving and vintage condition of the kilim.

The kilim will be carefully packed and shipped worldwide with tracking.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Usak Kilim
Number of objects
1
Model
Usak
Colour
Beige, Red, Yellow
Length
328 cm
Width
198 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
Türkiye
Condition
In good, restored condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Mid 20th century
Weight
15 kg
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