Exceptional Late 19th Century Sivrihisar Kilim (c.1880) – Rare Anatolian Tribal Weaving with Symbolic Motifs This authentic Late 19th century Sivrihisar kilim, dating to around 1880, represents one of the most distinctive expressions of Anatolian tribal weaving. With approximately 140 years of history, it is not merely a decorative object, but a true piece of cultural heritage. Handwoven in the historic weaving center of Sivrihisar (Central Anatolia, Turkey), this kilim is crafted entirely from hand-spun wool and reflects the nomadic traditions, symbolic language, and natural dye aesthetics of its time. What sets this piece apart is its highly structured and symbolically rich composition, indicating a skilled and intentional weaving process rather than a purely decorative production. ---Details--- Handwoven 100% wool Circa 1880 (approx. 140 years old) Origin: Sivrihisar, Anatolia – Turkey Dimensions: 120 x 80 cm Rich natural color palette (likely vegetable dyes)