Description
Origin:
Turkey
Actual Dimensions: 2′ 8″ × 10′ 3″ (rounded 3×10)
Style:
Tribal, Transitional
Material:
Wool
Color Palette:
Soft neutral beige, warm camel tan, muted charcoal grey, subtle terracotta red, faint blue accents
This vintage Turkish Anatolian runner features a repeating pattern of large octagonal medallions with intricate geometric and floral centers, arranged along a soft neutral beige field. The design includes hooked tribal motifs and small stars within each medallion, framed by narrow borders with repeating geometric elements. The antique washing process has softened the wool and colors, creating a gentle, lived-in appearance with subtle variations that enhance its distinct, authentic tribal character while remaining well-preserved.
Anatolian rugs from central and eastern Turkey were traditionally woven by village and nomadic weavers using simple looms and natural wool. Vintage pieces like this one, often from the mid-20th century, display bold geometric designs and earthy tones that have softened over time through use and gentle washing, resulting in a unique, relaxed look that suits modern hallways or transitional spaces.
The hand-knotted wool construction provides a firm, durable pile suitable for hallways or corridors with regular foot traffic. Its narrow proportions and soft neutral tones create a calm, elegant pathway that complements wooden floors, neutral walls, or rustic/traditional decor. The antique wash gives it a timeless softness underfoot; gentle vacuuming and occasional professional cleaning will maintain its subtle colors and tribal patterns for continued enjoyment.