Size: 4.7 x 3.8 Ft Origin: Turkey Circa: 1980s Material: Pure Wool This exquisite Vintage Turkish Konya rug is a beautiful expression of Anatolian tribal artistry, admired for its bold geometric patterns and harmonious colour palette. The deep chocolate-brown field is anchored by a striking column of four oversized diamond medallions, each intricately decorated with stylised floral and tribal-symbol motifs that reflect the rich weaving traditions of the Konya region. Soft shades of coral pink, sage green, ivory, and muted olive create a warm, inviting palette. At the same time, the beautifully detailed borders feature repeating geometric and botanical motifs that frame the composition with elegance and balance. The subtle contrast between the dark field and lighter borders enhances the rug's striking visual appeal without overwhelming its refined character. Hand-knotted from high-quality wool, this vintage Konya rug offers exceptional craftsmanship, durability, and a wonderfully soft texture developed through decades of gentle ageing. Its timeless tribal design and versatile colours make it an ideal statement piece for living rooms, bedrooms, entryways, or curated interiors that blend traditional heritage with contemporary style. A rare and authentic Anatolian treasure, this one-of-a-kind Vintage Turkish Konya rug brings warmth, history, and enduring sophistication to any home. Authentic vintage and antique Turkish rugs are hand-knotted with wool. Each one is an exceptional work of art and unique. Pictures are taken in natural light to portray the most realistic colours possible. Due to the handmade, preloved nature of these rugs, slight imperfections and flaws are not defects. Our rugs are professionally restored, and the fringes secured, ensuring many more years of life. In addition, we advise using a rug pad with a grippy back to keep your rug in place and smooth out any shipping wrinkles. Using a rug pad will also protect your carpet from wear and tear and extend its lifespan. Our rugs are professionally cleaned.
