A striking antique Konya Karapınar rug distinguished by its bold, singular medallion and extraordinary use of color. A beautifully striated field of crimson, coral, rust, and warm apricot provides a dramatic backdrop for the central geometric medallion, rendered in vibrant indigo, seafoam, and fiery red.
The spacious composition is framed by a series of richly patterned borders, including a deep indigo band and repeating geometric floral motifs. Subtle variations in the field's coloration create a remarkable sense of movement and depth, lending the rug an almost painterly quality. The exceptionally meaty wool pile adds a wonderful sense of substance and texture, further enriching its tactile appeal.
A compelling example of Central Anatolian weaving, this piece balances the expressive character of village craftsmanship with a sophisticated sense of proportion and color. Its intimate scale and vibrant palette make it equally suited to traditional and contemporary interiors.
Condition: Areas of the pile appear to have been professionally repaired. These interventions are remarkably discreet, blending almost imperceptibly into the dynamic abrash and richly variegated coloration of the field.
Size: 4'4" x 6'4" [132cm x 193cm]
Age: 19th Century
Origin: Central Anatolia
Type of Rug: Konya Karipinar
Material: Wool
Pile Height: Low
Condition: Very good with professional repairs
BK2912
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