Authentic vintage pieces like Unique Anatolian Vintage Distressed Rug show subtle color variation in the wool & silk — slight abrash (tone shifts within a single color field) and gentle fading at sun-exposed edges. These are hallmarks of vegetable and mineral dyes rather than uniform synthetic color. Each batch Sempati Hali lists is reviewed in the field before export.
Unique Anatolian Vintage Distressed Rug
Vintage, handmade, kilim, or patchwork rug — Unique Anatolian Vintage Distressed Rug
One of a kind2652
One of a kind
Unique Piece
Origin
Gördes
Material
Wool & Silk
Categories
Handmade · Vintage
Dimensions
85 × 143 cm · 2.79 × 4.69 ft
Age
61 years
Provenance & features
Handwoven in Anatolia with natural yarns and traditional technique. Each rug is one of a kind — washed, prepared, and ready for the room.
Highlights
- Entirely handwoven in Anatolia
- Natural wool and cotton yarns
- Traditional weft and loop weave
- Vegetable dyes, no artificial color
- One of a kind — no two rugs match
- Washed, shorn, and ready to use
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Condition
Vintage wear is part of its character. Professionally washed and prepared for use.
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Care
Vacuum without a beater bar. Never beat or use a stiff brush. Blot spills; no water over 30°C. Store rolled in a dry place.
Why choose it
This rug brings Anatolian history into your room — warmth, texture, and a story in every knot.
Code
2652 Dimensions: 085 x 143 Thickness: 7 mm Type: Handwoven Yarn type: Wool and cotton Place of origin: Anatolia Collection: Anatolia Series This rug was woven entirely by hand in Anatolia before the 1980s. It is made of wool and cotton. Additionally, it has been trimmed, sheared, and washed in a modern vintage style. No machines were used at any stage of the weaving process. The weave density is 22 knots per 8 cm in width and 28 knots per 8 cm in length. The weaving process took an average of 4 to 6 months. Furthermore, a technique known as weft knitting was used for the border decorations, and different techniques—such as side loop knitting—were employed, varying from region to region. Since rugs of this type are handwoven, finding an exact duplicate is impossible, though similar ones may be found in terms of color and pattern. For this reason, this rug is one-of-a-kind. The rug is in excellent condition, having been used with great care and well-preserved. After selection, it was shorn and cleaned to prepare it for reuse. Additionally, the rug is completely natural—it has not been repaired, reshaped, or dyed. Although it is approximately 40 years old, it has a modern appearance. Cleaning Instructions: Do not beat or beat the rug while cleaning. It should be vacuumed daily using the brushless attachments of a vacuum cleaner. It should be wiped down with a soft cloth using natural soap or carpet shampoo. Detergents containing chemicals and harsh cleaning tools such as brushes can damage the carpet’s structure. The temperature of the water used for cleaning should not exceed 30 degrees. Any liquid spilled on the rug should be blotted up with an absorbent cloth. Stains must be treated immediately. The rug should be dried as soon as possible after cleaning. For general cleaning, carpet washers can be used, or you can seek assistance from professional services. Protect the carpet from direct sunlight. To prevent indentations, do not leave items on the carpet in the same spot for long periods; rotate their positions. When not in use, the carpet should be rolled up and stored in a dry environment.
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