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Handwoven Rug from the Ancient City of Perre, Adıyaman

Vintage, handmade, kilim, or patchwork rug — Handwoven Rug from the Ancient City of Perre, Adıyaman

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Handwoven Rug from the Ancient City of Perre, Adıyaman, vintage rug, Handmade, hand-knotted cotton, size 173 × 287 cm, from Oushak
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One of a kind

Unique Piece

Origin

Oushak

Material

Cotton

Categories

Handmade · Vintage · 4–5 m²

Dimensions

173 × 287 cm · 5.68 × 9.42 ft

Age

69 years

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Provenance & features

[specs] Yarn: Wool Pile Height: 10–12 mm Weaving: Handwoven Shape: Rectangular Theme: Distressed Backing: Woven Backing Product Features: Washable Traditional Handwoven Anatolian Rug This rug is a completely handwoven piece woven in Anatolia before the 1980s. It is made of wool and cotton. Additionally, the edges have been trimmed and sheared 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, various techniques—such as “warp knitting” for the border decorations and “side loop knitting”—were used, varying from region to region. Since rugs of this type are handwoven, it is impossible to find an exact duplicate, though similar ones may exist in terms of color and pattern. For this reason, this rug is one-of-a-kind.

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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

of the Rug: The rug has been used with great care and is well-preserved. After selection, the rug was shorn and cleaned to prepare it for reuse. Additionally, the rug is completely natural—it has not undergone any restoration, reshaping, or dyeing. Although it dates back approximately 40 years, it has a modern appearance. Handwoven Vintage Distressed Rugs are a special type of rug produced according to a centuries-old tradition of craftsmanship. Carefully woven using natural materials, these rugs add warmth and character to your home with their unique patterns and vibrant colors, while ensuring long-lasting use. Each of these rugs is specially designed and, because they are handcrafted, is one-of-a-kind. Woven with distinct patterns and colors, they bring a unique atmosphere to any room in your home. Hand-Woven Vintage Distressed Rugs Hand-Woven Vintage Distressed Rugs are durable and long-lasting because they are handcrafted using natural materials. However, their lifespan can be extended even further with the right cleaning methods. According to professional cleaning instructions, Handwoven Vintage Distressed Rugs should first be vacuumed to remove dust and dirt. Then, they can be gently scrubbed with natural soap and water to preserve their unique characteristics. At Sempati Rugs, we offer our customers unique hand-woven vintage distressed rugs. Each one is carefully designed and crafted to add a distinctive atmosphere to your home while ensuring years of use when cleaned properly. The rugs you purchase from us will not only give your home a unique character but will also last for many years thanks to their high-quality materials and craftsmanship. At Sempati Halı, we strive to provide our customers with the best service and always offer high-quality, one-of-a-kind products. If you’d like to transform your home into a stylish and warm space, we invite you to discover our Hand-Woven Vintage Distressed Rugs.

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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.

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Why choose it

This rug brings Anatolian history into your room — warmth, texture, and a story in every knot.

Common questions

About Handwoven Rug from the Ancient City of Perre, Adıyaman

Answers about this specific piece — written for collectors, designers, and voice search.

Authentic vintage pieces like Handwoven Rug from the Ancient City of Perre, Adıyaman show subtle color variation in the cotton — 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.