Usak - Tapis - 296 cm - 163 cm - Oushak turc vintage

Vintage Turkish Yörük Kilim, 163 × 296 cm – Multicolour Geometric Starburst Pattern

Description

A vibrant vintage Turkish Yörük kilim featuring a striking all-over composition of serrated geometric medallions arranged in horizontal rows.

The repeated starburst motifs are formed by stepped, angular shapes that interlock across the surface. Dark charcoal and black outlines create a bold zigzag effect between the colourful forms, while small geometric details at the centre of each motif add further intricacy.

The palette combines vivid pink and coral with terracotta red, sage green, mint, cream, orange, purple and muted yellow. These contrasting colours give the kilim a lively appearance, balanced by the dark lines that define the overall pattern. Narrow geometric bands along the ends complete the composition.

Measuring 163 × 296 cm, this generously sized kilim is well suited to a living room, dining area or bedroom where a colourful traditional textile can become a focal point. Its graphic design works particularly well with natural wood, simple furniture and eclectic or contemporary interiors.

The kilim has been professionally washed. Please examine all photographs carefully for the colours, woven texture, edges, fringes and visible vintage condition.

Details

Origin: Türkiye, Anatolia

Type: Vintage Yörük kilim

Dimensions: 163 × 296 cm

Approximate dimensions in feet: 5.35 × 9.71 ft

Approximate area: 4.82 m²

Colours: Pink, coral, red, green, sage, cream, orange, purple, yellow and charcoal

Design: Repeating geometric starburst medallions with stepped zigzag outlines

Border: Narrow geometric bands with contrasting motifs

Technique: Traditional handwoven flatweave

Condition: Vintage; please refer to the photographs for the visible condition

Cleaning: Professionally washed

Shipping: Free shipping; carefully packed and sent with tracking

With its vivid colour contrasts and rhythmic geometric pattern, this vintage Yörük kilim brings a distinctive piece of Anatolian textile design to a contemporary or traditional home.