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Turkman Kilim Rug, Burgundy & Navy Geometric Flatweave 314 × 174 cm

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Turkman Kilim Rug, Burgundy & Navy Geometric Flatweave 314 × 174 cm
Turkman Kilim Rug, Burgundy & Navy Geometric Flatweave 314 × 174 cm
€2,198€2,748
Dimensions :
H314 x W174 x D1
Color :
red
Material :
wool/cotton
Style :
bohemia

This antique 1940s Turkman Kilim rug showcases bold tribal artistry with a striking geometric diamond lattice design, characteristic of Afghan kilim and Turkish kilim weaving traditions. Handwoven from natural wool on a cotton foundation, it features repeating symmetrical motifs in deep burgundy, navy, red, and multicolour highlights. The large rectangular format and heavy flatweave make it a durable, heritage statement piece with rich tribal character. At 314 × 174 cm (10'4" × 5'9"), this authentic antique Kilim is substantial, culturally significant, and beautifully preserved. 🧵 Key Features. Design: Geometric, Diamond Lattice, Tribal. Style: Flatwoven Kilim, Handmade, Antique. Materials: Wool, Cotton Foundation. Colours: Burgundy, Dark Blue, Red, Navy, Multicolour. Size: 314 × 174 cm|10'4" × 5'9" Condition: Excellent – Antique (1940s) Origin: Central Asia (Turkman, with Afghan & Turkish Kilim Influence) Weight: Heavy (10–20 kg) Shape: Rectangle. Coverage: Medium (4–6 sqm) 🏡 Perfect For. Living rooms – bold centrepiece rug with tribal heritage. Dining rooms – durable, heavy flatweave with deep colours. Rustic & bohemian décor – earthy yet vibrant geometric statement. Modern homes – heritage piece blending history and style. Collectors – authentic Turkman, Afghan, or Turkish Kilim from the 1940s. 🗺️ Origin & Era. Handwoven by Turkman weavers in Central Asia during the 1940s, this antique kilim rug embodies the tribal artistry shared across Afghan and Turkish kilim traditions. The lattice diamond design represents balance, protection, and unity—motifs passed down through generations of nomadic craftsmanship. AK2.

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