1960s Anatolian Rug, Vintage Wool Turkish Rug 7'2" x 10'2" | 220 x 310 cm
1960s Anatolian Rug, Vintage Wool Turkish Rug 7'2" x 10'2" | 220 x 310 cm
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Rug Story
In the heart of Anatolia over 60 years ago, a nomadic weaver spun stories into wool—each knot a quiet prayer, each motif a symbol of tradition. This rug was not just decor—it was life, love, and legacy. It warmed the home, marked a dowry, and captured the artistry of a generation rooted in the rhythm of rural Turkish life.
Crafted from wool sourced from the family’s own sheep and dyed with roots, leaves, and flowers, this rug reflects the hands and hearts of its makers. It speaks not only of history—but of human connection, timeless beauty, and cultural preservation.
Item Description
Vintage Wool on Wool Handwoven Rug – 7'2" x 10'2" | 220 x 310 cm
Bohemian & Traditional Nomadic Design • 100% Hand-Spun Wool • 1960s Anatolia
This beautiful rug was handwoven by Turkish nomadic villagers in the 1960s. Made entirely from hand-spun wool and colored with natural plant-based dyes, the rug features a Bohemian and traditional Anatolian pattern in soft, faded tones.
A perfect centerpiece for living rooms, under dining tables, or in spacious bedrooms, it brings with it character, authenticity, and soul.
Product Details
Size: 7'2" x 10'2" feet / 220 x 310 cm
Material: 100% Hand-Spun Wool on Wool Foundation
Condition: Professionally cleaned, ready to use
Age: Approx. 60–65 years old (1960s)
Origin: Handwoven in Anatolia, Turkey
Colors: Soft natural tones with muted tribal detailing
Design: Bohemian and Traditional Caucasian motifs
Shipping & Returns
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Photography Note
Photos were taken under natural daylight without filters or edits. Due to lighting differences, colors may appear slightly varied indoors. Daylight reveals its truest tones.
ID: AT 26001
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