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This hand knotted wool vintage Turkish Sivas rug features an all-over diaper pattern spread across a dark backdrop. This vintage Sivas rug closely resembles the Seljuk rug designs of the 13th or 14th centuries. The Seljuks, a dynasty of Oghuz Turkoman origins, ruled much of the Middle East from the eleventh to the late 13th century. In 1905, a group of carpets and fragments were discovered in a forgotten corner of the Alaeddin mosque in Konya.

Timeless style meets Gustavian grace in this hand knotted vintage Turkish Sivas rug. The intricate botanical design and soft pastel colors woven into this piece work together creating an elegant yet relaxed look. Taking center stage in the middle of the open field is an ornate lobed medallion anchored with delicate palmette pendants at either end. A lovely visual display of arabesque vinery and florals radiate from each corner spandrel and framed with a lavish border.

The city of Sivas is in West Turkey is well known for weaving fine rugs often with a classical Persian design. Appreciated for their decorative style and using the best of materials.

With its well-balanced symmetry and hues in harmony, this hand knotted wool vintage Turkish Sivas rug features an all-over repeating diaper pattern highlighting its intrinsic beauty. This vintage Sivas rug closely resembles the Seljuk rug designs of the thirteenth or 14th centuries.  The attractive diaper pattern, comprised of repeating offset rows of hexagons with hooked designs, dominates the field while also mimicking the motifs of the main border.

This hand-knotted wool distressed vintage Turkish Sivas rug features an all-over checkerboard pattern comprised of multicolored diamonds. Gentle waves of abrash and variations in wear soften the otherwise bold geometric design. With its modern approach, soft hues, and just the right amount of age wear, this Zeki Muren-inspired distressed vintage Turkish Sivas rug would bring a rustic charm to any space.

This hand-knotted wool distressed vintage Turkish Sivas rug with rustic cottage style features an all-over geometric pattern composed of a serrated leaf trellis pattern. The time-softened shabby chic details radiate throughout the composition unfolding a beautiful weathered patina. Deriving inspiration from nature and country cottage living, this vintage Turkish Sivas rug is poised to impress.

This hand knotted wool Zeki Muren distressed vintage Turkish Sivas rug features a bold geometric pattern composed of repetitive linear forms and ambiguous shapes alternating with a checkerboard pattern. With its expressive design and energetic art form, this vintage Sivas rug would bring a sense of forward-looking sophistication to nearly any space.

Reflecting elements of the Prairie School Movement and Biophilic design, this hand knotted wool distressed vintage Turkish Sivas rug awakens the soul with elevated biomorphic style. The vintage Sivas rug features a botanical pattern composed of palmettes, stylized florals, leaves, prairie flowers, and organic shapes against a faded dark green backdrop. The all-over botanical pattern connects home interiors with the nature while simultaneously introducing the current trend for Biophilia.

A hand knotted circa 1930's Sivas rug in shades of taupe and  brown.

Circa 1900. Sivas in eastern Anatolia is best known for interpretations in light tones of Persian, especially Tabriz, designs. The pile is usually low and the weaves are medium Fine. They are decorative in the best sense, but are actually quite hard to find. The rug is in good condition with a low pile that adds the patina so special in antique and vintage rugs.

This hand knotted wool vintage Turkish Sivas runner features a repeating geometric pattern composed of symmetrical angular cinquefoil motifs filled with palmettes, pomegranates, leafy tendrils, and rectilinear vines. It is enclosed with a palmette, acanthus scroll and cloudband border flanked with an inner and outer leafy rosette meander guard band. Abrash.

Circa 1900. This lovely rug is lightly distressed or shabby chic with low pile that adds to the patina and beauty of this handwoven Turkish rug. Colors: oatmeal or taupe. Sivas in eastern Anatolia is best known for interpretations in light tones of Persian, especially Tabriz, designs. The pile is usually low and the weaves are medium fine. They are decorative in the best sense, but are actually quite hard to find.

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