Vintage Turkish Konya Kilim, 140 × 270 cm / 4.6 × 8.8 ft

Vintage Turkish Konya Kilim – Handwoven Wool on Wool, 60–70 Years Old, 140 × 270 cm / 4.6 × 8.8 ft

This striking vintage kilim from Konya’s Hotamış region features a timeless arrangement of hexagonal medallions, each filled with tribal glyphs and geometric charm. Handwoven approximately 60–70 years ago, this large Anatolian kilim beautifully captures the artistry and heritage of Turkey’s weaving traditions.

Details & Features

• Origin: Konya – Hotamış, Turkey

• Size: 140 × 270 cm / 4.6 × 8.8 ft

• Age: 60–70 years old

• Material: 100% handwoven wool on wool foundation

• Colors: Ivory, deep red, indigo blue, mustard, olive green, orange

• Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate wear

• Technique: Flat-woven kilim

• Style: Geometric tribal motifs with strong symmetry

• Use: Ideal for hallways, large entryways, living areas, or as a wall hanging

A rare piece with bold contrasts and authentic character, this Konya kilim brings the essence of Anatolia’s tribal past into modern interiors—blending perfectly with bohemian, rustic, or contemporary décor styles.

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Shipping
We ship worldwide with DHL Express.
Your rug will be shipped within three business days and typically arrives at your door within five business days.
The buyer is responsible for any customs duties, taxes, or brokerage fees.

Refunds and Exchanges
Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery.
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Photos & Color Details
All photos are taken in natural daylight with no Photoshop or color editing.
As this is a genuine vintage piece, colors may appear slightly different under artificial lighting—especially indoors. True tones are best seen in daylight.

Bring a Piece of Konya’s Heritage Into Your Home
A timeless handwoven masterpiece that adds warmth, history, and soul to any space—crafted with love by Anatolian artisans decades ago.