Bold, graphic, and unapologetically geometric, this hand-knotted Turkish Kula rug represents Anatolian tribal design at its most powerful—perfect for statement rug buyers in the USA market. The ivory field is dominated by three large stepped medallions arranged vertically, each composed of layered coral and maroon forms radiating outward from a central star motif in navy and ivory. The angular construction and flat rendering emphasize the tribal authenticity of the piece. Smaller geometric elements between the medallions maintain visual continuity and movement along the length of the rug. The surrounding ivory field is scattered with star rosettes and tribal devices in warm tones, adding texture without disrupting the central composition. The border features a rhythmic sequence of eight-pointed stars in red, maroon, and navy, providing a strong and cohesive frame. Crafted in wool on a Kula wool foundation, this rug offers both density and durability, making it ideal for rustic, eclectic, or modern tribal interiors.
- Exact Size: 3'6"x5'9"
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Ivory, Red, Maroon, Navy, Multi
- Origin: Turkey
- Pile Height: 0.25 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR20440
Story Behind the Art: Kula is a small town in western Turkey with a long history of handweaving rugs, and over centuries its work became so admired that “Kula” evolved from a place name into a style designation. Kula rugs are celebrated for their soft, earthy palettes and their balanced compositions—often featuring intricate floral and geometric motifs arranged in orderly borders that frame a central field.
Traditionally woven in wool and colored with natural dyes, they carry a subtly rustic, timeworn character that adds warmth and authenticity to a space. True antique Kula pieces are increasingly rare and have been prized by collectors, museums, and connoisseurs for generations, making them an enduring symbol of Turkish craftsmanship and a respected chapter in the broader history of decorative arts.
