7'1"x4'6" Vintage Turkish Hand Knotted Wool Konya Rug - 217 x 137
7'1"x4'6" Vintage Turkish Hand Knotted Wool Konya Rug - 217 x 137
7'1"x4'6" Vintage Turkish Hand Knotted Wool Konya Rug - 217 x 137
7'1"x4'6" Vintage Turkish Hand Knotted Wool Konya Rug - 217 x 137
7'1"x4'6" Vintage Turkish Hand Knotted Wool Konya Rug - 217 x 137
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7'1"x4'6" Vintage Turkish Hand Knotted Wool Konya Rug - 217 x 137

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This stunning vintage Turkish rug is hand knotted using high-quality wool and features a traditional medallion design. The rug measures 217 x 137 cm, making it the perfect size for a living room, bedroom, or study. The muted cream, red, blue, and green hues create a beautiful and sophisticated color palette that will complement any decor. This rug is approximately 50-70 years old, adding to its unique and authentic character.

Details:

Origin: Konya, Turkey
Age: Approximately 50-70 years old
Size: 217 x 137 cm
Material: 100% wool
Design: Traditional medallion
Colors: Muted cream, red, blue, and green
Condition: Vintage, with some signs of wear consistent with its age and use

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In 1292, Marco Polo was the first to make mention of the Konya carpets in writing when he called them the most beautiful in the world. Konya carpets are named for the region in which they were made. Famed for their magnificent colours, they are the most sought after of the Turkish village rugs. They can be considered the Turkish equivalent of Caucasian Kazaks, no less sought after and far rarer.