An authentic vintage hand-knotted village rug from Anatolia, Turkey. This piece is a fine example of traditional tribal weaving, showcasing both the artistry of the maker and the durable quality of hand-spun wool. Design and Aesthetics: The rug features a bold central medallion in deep red, surrounded by a field of deep indigo blue. The borders are filled with symbolic geometric motifs in shades of madder red, ivory, mustard yellow, and forest green. The composition includes archaic symbols such as "eli belinde" (hands on hips, symbolizing fertility) and geometric stylized animal figures, common in Turkish village iconography. The unique finish includes flat-woven (kilim) ends leading into braided and knotted wool fringes, as seen in the detailed photographs. The colors show natural variation (abrash), characteristic of authentic vegetable or natural dyes. Construction & Material: * Technique: Hand-knotted pile weave with unique kilim-finished ends. * Pile: 100% Hand-spun wool. * Warp/Weft: 100% Wool. * Origin: Anatolia, Turkey. Technical Specifications: * Dimensions: 140 x 226 cm (Approximately 4'7" x 7'5"). * Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The rug maintains a full, low even pile. The structure is sturdy and intact. There are minor signs of age and natural wear characteristic of an authentic hand-knotted vintage rug, which adds to its character. The fringes are complete and uniquely finished. Professionally cleaned and ready for immediate use. Additional Information: This rug offers a blend of historical depth and modern boho-chic or mid-century aesthetic, perfect for a living area, home office, or bedroom.