6X10 Handmade Vintage Turkish Area Rug – Geometric Orange

This 6.73 x 10.30 ft crimson and orange Turkish Anatolian rug is hand-knotted from 100% wool and features a field of repeated paisley-style medallions in rich crimson tones. Each motif is carefully balanced and thoughtfully arranged, while a structured border of floral and symbolic motifs anchors the composition. The overall effect is both grounding and visually engaging, making it an ideal centerpiece for rooms where depth and texture are essential.

DETAILS

• Size: 6.73 x 10.30 ft
• Collection tier: Authentic Tribal — valued for handmade wool construction, bold tribal design, everyday durability, and accessible heritage pricing
• Material: 100% Wool
• Wool quality: Durable hand-spun wool known for resilience, comfort, and long-lasting performance — an excellent entry point into authentic handmade rugs
• Construction: Hand Knotted
• Style: Turkish Anatolian
• Pattern: Paisley Medallion
• Main Colors: Crimson, Orange
• Pile: Low Pile
• Age: Vintage, 1980s
• Knot Density: Approximately 12 Knots Per Square Inch
• Condition: Used
• One of One: Only one available.

About Turkish Anatolian Rugs

Turkish Anatolian rugs are traditional handmade wool rugs rooted in the weaving heritage of Anatolia, Turkey. These vintage Turkish rugs are known for bold geometric designs, diamond medallions, angular borders, rich colors, and authentic one-of-one handmade character.

Many Anatolian rugs were traditionally woven by village and tribal weavers using patterns passed down through generations. This gives each hand-knotted Turkish rug natural variation, personality, and a true artisan feel that cannot be copied by machine-made rugs.

Turkish Anatolian rugs are typically woven with a medium knot density. Their value comes from durable wool, traditional craftsmanship, low pile practicality, and everyday use in living rooms, bedrooms, entryways, hallways, offices, and collected interiors.

Each Turkish Anatolian rug is a handmade tribal textile with history, warmth, and lasting charm — not a mass-produced rug made to look old.