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This unique vintage kilim originates from Adana, Turkey, and is woven using the "Tülü" (Filikli style with tufted details) technique, a distinctive style characterized by long, soft, tufted threads interspersed between knots. Known as a Filikli Kilim, this piece showcases a combination of geometric and abstract patterns created using natural wool and mohair, offering a primitive yet strikingly decorative texture and appearance.
At 50-60 years old, this kilim is in excellent condition and ready for immediate use. Whether laid on the floor or displayed as wall decor, it adds a touch of rustic Anatolian charm and authenticity to your living space.
Enhance your home with this handcrafted vintage masterpiece, a perfect blend of tradition and artistry.
Size and Material:
Handwoven using 100% natural materials.
114x137cm - 3.74x4.49 ft
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Vintage Turkish Kilim Rug: Handwoven Wool Filikli Style (3.74x4.49 ft)
$460.00
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Material & Care
Material: This pillow cover is crafted from authentic, handwoven silk velvet with a 100% durable cotton back.
Care Instructions: Due to the delicate nature of silk velvet and natural dyes, we recommend Dry Clean Only. Do not machine wash or bleach. To maintain the velvet's plush texture, avoid direct and prolonged exposure to strong sunlight.
Shipping & Returns
Free Express Shipping: We offer free worldwide shipping on orders over $250. Orders are processed within 1-3 business days and shipped via DHL/FedEx Express.
Returns: We accept returns within 14 days of delivery.
Please note: As this is a handmade vintage item, minor imperfections are part of its character and story, not defects.
The Decoriento Promise
- Every piece in our collection is handpicked from the villages of Anatolia. We support local artisans and sustainable practices by giving new life to vintage textiles. When you buy from Decoriento, you are not just buying a product; you are preserving a centuries-old craft tradition.
