Collection: Anatolian Carpets

A History Woven Stitch by Stitch: The Anatolian Carpet Collection

When the word "carpet" is mentioned, the first region that comes to mind is undoubtedly Anatolia. This weaving journey, which began as a means of heating the tents of nomadic Turkish tribes, gradually transformed into an art form that adorned palaces.Anatolian CarpetsIt is more than just a floor covering; it is a silent language of communication reflecting the dreams of the young girl who wove it, the family's wishes for prosperity, the desire for protection from the evil eye, and the colors of nature. Each piece in our collection has been carefully selected to bring the colorful cultural mosaic of these lands, from Uşak to Kayseri, from Milas to Hereke, into your home.

The Language of Motifs and the Naturalness of Root Dye

The most fundamental feature that distinguishes Anatolian carpets from other carpets in the world (for example, Iranian or Chinese) is the "Turkish Knot" (Gördes Knot) technique used and the symbolic expression of the motifs.

• Nonverbal Communication:The "Hands on Hips" motif on the rug symbolizes motherhood and fertility, the "Tree of Life" represents immortality, and the "Amulet" offers protection from the evil eye. Every Anatolian rug you lay in your home is, in essence, like a poem written on the floor.
• Colors from Nature:Traditional Anatolian carpets use entirely natural materials such as chamomile, walnut shells, onion peels, and madder root instead of synthetic dyes. This ensures the carpet's colors don't look "harsh," don't fade over time, and acquire a pastel beauty as they age.
• Healthy and Resilient:Typically woven from 100% wool or a wool-cotton blend, these rugs provide natural thermal insulation. Wool, with its breathable structure, balances the humidity of the room and does not generate static electricity like synthetic rugs.

Regional Diversity That the World Admires

Anatolia boasts incredible diversity in carpet weaving. Each region has its own unique character.

• Uşak Carpets:With its large medallions and pastel colors, it adorned European palaces, and still does today."Vintage"They are the most sought-after pieces of decoration.
• Kayseri and Hereke:It is considered the pinnacle of fine craftsmanship, silk fabrics, and floral palace patterns.Classic carpetIt is the definition of elegance for those who love it.
• Milas and Bergama:These rugs, dominated by shades of yellow and terracotta and featuring geometric patterns, add warmth to bohemian and rustic homes.

Anatolian Inspirations in Modern Decoration

Many people think that Anatolian rugs are only suitable for "oriental corner" or "village house" style settings. However, today's most popular interior design trend is combining authentic rugs with ultra-modern furniture.

• Eclectic Harmony:You will place it in front of a plain, grey linen Scandinavian armchair. handwoven carpetIt instantly adds soul and character to the room. You can soften cold and industrial designs with the warm colors of Anatolia.
• An Artistic Touch:If you have a special, antique, or small piece that you wouldn't dare use on the floor, you can hang it on the wall and display it like a painting. This is a sophisticated touch that adds a museum-like atmosphere to the space.
• The Lightness of Rugs:Unlike carpets, Anatolian kilims, which can be used on both sides, are the most stylish and practical solution, especially for summer houses, kitchens, and balconies.

More Than Just a Carpet: An Investment in the Future

Anatolian rugs are not items that wear out with use, but rather "appreciate" in value. A well-preserved, hand-woven rug can become an antique over the years, transforming into a legacy you can pass on to the next generation. Each piece in our collection is offered to you with this in mind; to both beautify your present and leave a mark on the future. You can browse our models to feel the warmth of history in your home and become a part of this unique art.