≈ 181 × 110 cm
Three medallions, each one a world of its own, march down a deep burgundy field — bold, centered, and framed by ram's horns that curl outward like a shield. On both sides, a border of rectangular panels each carrying its own star, each in a slightly different color. Strength and variation, holding each other in balance.
This kilim knows exactly what it is.
Handcrafted in Kayseri (Turkey)
Vintage — mid-20th century, Anatolian weaving at its most structured
Naturally dyed in deep burgundy and aged dark tones — colors that have settled with time
Vibrant synthetic dyes in slate grey, olive green and cream — mid-20th century Anatolian weaving at its most composed
One of a kind — never repeated, never mass-produced
High-quality wool, built to last generations
A bold, structured piece, ready to find its next home.
Dominating motif: Koçboynuzu (Ram's Horns) — three large medallions framed by ram's horns that curl outward across a deep burgundy field. A symbol of strength and virility, one of the most powerful motifs in Anatolian weaving — here given room to breathe and command.
≈ 181 × 110 cm
Three medallions, each one a world of its own, march down a deep burgundy field — bold, centered, and framed by ram's horns that curl outward like a shield. On both sides, a border of rectangular panels each carrying its own star, each in a slightly different color. Strength and variation, holding each other in balance.
This kilim knows exactly what it is.
Handcrafted in Kayseri (Turkey)
Vintage — mid-20th century, Anatolian weaving at its most structured
Naturally dyed in deep burgundy and aged dark tones — colors that have settled with time
Vibrant synthetic dyes in slate grey, olive green and cream — mid-20th century Anatolian weaving at its most composed
One of a kind — never repeated, never mass-produced
High-quality wool, built to last generations
A bold, structured piece, ready to find its next home.
Dominating motif: Koçboynuzu (Ram's Horns) — three large medallions framed by ram's horns that curl outward across a deep burgundy field. A symbol of strength and virility, one of the most powerful motifs in Anatolian weaving — here given room to breathe and command.
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