Handmade Vintage Turkish Keyseri Silk Rug 2' x 3.3' (60cm x 100cm) 1970s - 1N85 Handmade Vintage Turkish Keyseri Silk Rug | 2' 3'3" (60 cm 100 cm) | 1970s Ethereal Silk Weaving from Central Anatolia This handmade vintage Turkish Keyseri silk rug, dating to the 1970s, is a testament to Kayseri?s reputation for fine weaving. Crafted with a pure silk pile on a silk foundation, this rug exudes an ethereal sheen and reflects the city?s rich rug-making heritage. Despite its small size, it carries a strong presence through its elegant craftsmanship. Radiant Geometric and Floral Composition The design showcases delicate geometric motifs and refined floral elements woven into silk, set against a shimmering background. The combination of symmetry and natural inspiration gives the rug a tranquil harmony. Its soft palette and luminous threads make it a graceful accent in any refined space. Finely Knotted Silk ? A Timeless Gem Skilfully hand-knotted using silk, this Keyseri rug offers extraordinary tactile softness and visual delicacy. The high knot density highlights the subtlety of the motifs, while the lightweight construction allows effortless placement. The rug remains in excellent condition, with the silk?s natural luster beautifully preserved. An Elegant Accent for Intimate Spaces Measuring approximately 2' 3'3" (60 cm 100 cm), this compact silk rug is perfect for accenting a dressing table, desk area, or entryway. Its luminous silk sheen and graceful design bring an artistic whisper to interiors, especially those inspired by global or minimalist aesthetics. Key Information Artist weave from Kayseri regionOrigin: Central Turkey ? Kayseri weaving traditionDate: 1970sMaterial: 100% silk pile on silk foundationDesign: Delicate geometric and floral motifs, symmetrical layoutStyle: Fine silk workshop weaving, high knot densityColors: Subtle shades with silk?s natural iridescenceCondition: Excellent vintage condition; preserved sheenDimensions: 2' 3'3" (60 cm 100 cm)Use: Decorative accent, collectible silk rug, artful display (description exceeds maximum possible length)