This striking 19th-century Anatolian kilim fragment captures the essence of village weaving traditions from central and western Turkey. The vivid geometry—featuring hooked diamond and stepped medallion motifs—expresses the nomadic artistry of Turkish tribal women who hand-wove each section from naturally dyed, hand-spun wool.

The softened tones of madder red, indigo blue, ivory, and walnut brown reflect over a century of gentle aging. To preserve its delicate structure, the fragment has been professionally hand-sewn onto a cotton textile backing, stabilizing the wool while highlighting its authentic character. Perfect for collectors or as a wall-hung textile artwork, this piece embodies the enduring beauty of Anatolian craftsmanship.

Details at a Glance

Construction: Hand-Woven Kilim (Flatweave)
Design Name: Tribal Hooked Diamond Pattern
Material: Hand-Spun Wool with Cotton Backing
Condition: Antique, Fragment (Stabilized on Cotton Textile)
Thickness: Approx. 0.15″
Colors: Madder Red, Indigo Blue, Ivory, Brown, Sky Blue
Origin: Central Anatolia, Turkey
Special Feature: Naturally dyed collector’s fragment, preserved on cotton textile backing
Rug ID: K1601

Care Instructions

Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight. Light vacuuming or gentle dusting is sufficient. The cotton base provides support—no further mounting or framing is required.