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Vintage Turkish Carpet Rug wool Red mid century Retro hand knotted Kayseri Persian
Morley, West Yorkshire
£250
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Description
This rug is a traditional Oriental or Turkish style rug, featuring a classic central medallion design and repeating geometric motifs. It displays common characteristics of rugs from regions like the Caucasus , known for their bold patterns, prominent medallions, and rich colours.
Made from a mixture of silk and wool, this rug has a beautiful sheen to the pile.
Design and Style
Medallion Pattern: The design features a large central medallion as the focal point, surrounded by a series of smaller, repeating geometric motifs. This is a traditional layout in many Oriental rug
Colours: The prominent colours are rich red, green, and ivory/beige, which are typical hues found in traditional and Caucasian carpets.
Motifs: The specific octagonal and geometric shapes, often referred to as gul motifs or similar tribal patterns, suggest a village or nomadic origin rather than a formal city workshop.
Material and Construction: Based on the visible pile and style, it is likely hand-knotted, traditionally made from woo, which is characteristic of authentic rugs.
Potential Origin
The combination of bold geometric patterns, a repeating medallion layout, and the specific colour palette is highly indicative of rugs from the Caucasus region such as a Kazak or Heriz/Serapi style.
Dimensions -
160cm L x 93cm W.
Collect from Morley Leeds LS27 or can post within UK at buyers expense if bought on e-bay
In used condition, approximately 60 years old so does show some signs of wear and usage commensurate with age
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