Vintage Konya Carpet

Vintage Konya CarpetWith a long history dating back to the Seljuk era in the 13th century, Konya is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities known for its rich tradition of carpet weaving. Moreover, it was the city of Rumi, serving as both his home and final resting place. The Seljuks' patronage allowed for the incorporation of Persian and Byzantine influences, resulting in the flourishing of carpet weaving in Konya. This is a beautifully hand woven Adler

while the outer border symbolizes life's flow through a water channel

these carpets feature a rich palette of soft reds

This Moroccan brass-finished floor table showcases intricate hand-pierced metalwork inspired by traditional Islamic art and geometric patterns

tying the design's spiritual elements together

Symbolizing wedding bands

it embodies the enduring skills of Anatolian artisans and preserves the cultural legacy of the region while adding distinctive character and history to your living space

Rugs over 100 years old are antiques

I sometimes forget to mark them as sold

This particular small hand-shaped chair

part of the broader tradition of Shirazi weaving by tribes such as the Qashqai and Khamseh since the 16th century

They have been all checked for damages

Below is a Kayseri carpet pillow case