Vintage Turkish Handwoven Gallery Rug | Manisa Modern Kilim in Orange Diamond Patterns 1960s

Introducing our exquisite Vintage Flat-Woven Rug, measuring 5x11, hailing from the captivating era of the 1960s. This timeless masterpiece is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship and artistry of its creators.

At the heart of this rug, three enchanting diamond patterns intertwine gracefully, creating a mesmerizing focal point. The vibrant colors of orange, yellow, and green effortlessly breathe life into any space they adorn. To accentuate their allure, the central diamonds are elegantly framed in contrasting black, enhancing their distinctiveness and charm.

The geometric pattern of this rug is truly extraordinary, captivating the eye with its intricate symmetrical half diamonds that gracefully adorn its length. These meticulously woven elements add a touch of sophistication and visual intrigue to any room they inhabit.

The color palette of this remarkable rug is a testament to its vintage allure. The vivid hues effortlessly preserve their vibrancy, evoking a sense of timelessness and enchantment. Whether placed in contemporary spaces yearning for a touch of heritage or boho-inspired havens seeking an artistic statement, this rug seamlessly complements a variety of interior design styles. Delightful tassels grace the width of this rug, providing a charming finishing touch that adds a hint of playfulness to its overall elegance.

Crafted with a blend of premium wool and cotton, this rug not only exudes luxury but also promises durability that will withstand the test of time. Its enduring quality makes it a cherished addition to any home, offering comfort and beauty for generations to come. Elevate your living space with an exceptional touch of beauty and style.

Age: 1960s

Condition: Excellent

Dimensions: 4' 11" W x 11' 2" L

Floor Heating Safe: Yes

Material: Wool on cotton

Origin: Manisa, Turkey

Primary Color: Orange

Product Care: Vacuum clean gently or professional cleaning

Shape: Rectangle

Style: Contemporary style