Vintage Turkish Handwoven Rug | Tavas Rustic Flat-Weave Rug in Pastel Rose / Pistachio Crème / Clay Red / Saffron

Age: 1960s

Condition: Excellent

Dimensions: 3' 8" W x 6' 7" L

Floor Heating Safe: Yes

Material: Wool on cotton

Origin: Tavas, Denizli, Turkey

Primary Color: Polychromatic

Product Care: Vacuum clean gently or professional cleaning

Shape: Rectangle

Style: Tribal Tavas style

From the storied weaving houses of Tavas, Denizli, where kilim-making has flourished for centuries, comes this exceptional 1960s flat-woven Turkish rug, handpicked by Kilim Couture New York for its rare artistry and enduring beauty. Woven with the mastery of generations past, this one-of-a-kind mid-century treasure reveals the depth of Anatolia's textile legacy.

The rug's bold geometric composition is anchored by intricate lozenge and symbolic "wolf's mouth" motifs, emblems of protection, prosperity, and the enduring strength of Anatolian tradition. Its palette strikes a perfect balance between vibrancy and subtlety: fuchsia orchid brings energy, pastel rose softens with elegance, pistachio crème lends freshness, clay red grounds with earthy warmth, and saffron glows with golden luminosity. Each hue, meticulously chosen and hand-dyed, evokes both the vibrancy of Anatolian craft and the timelessness of mid-century design.

Beyond its striking aesthetic, this vintage kilim carries with it the story of Denizli's weaving heritage—a region shaped by prehistoric settlements and later enriched by the Turkmen artisans of the 12th and 13th centuries. Every thread speaks of lineage and symbolism, binding the artistry of the past with the sensibilities of the present.

Measuring 4x7, this versatile medium area rug is scaled for both intimacy and impact. It layers effortlessly in a bohemian-chic loft, lends warmth to a modernist living room, anchors a transitional sanctuary, or becomes a focal point in a curated study. Whether styled as a gallery-worthy accent or a soulful centerpiece, it invites both the eye and the imagination to wander.

For the discerning collector or design visionary, this mid-century Turkish kilim rug is not simply a decorative piece—it is heritage underfoot, artistry preserved, and culture woven into form.