RARE & Super Fine Vintage 1950s Barak Yoruk Kilim Rug (4’4″ x 6’9″). A Collector’s Piece: Exceptional Condition and Craftsmanship. This is an extraordinary Vintage Flat Weave Kilim, a collectible piece originating from the Mediterranean region of Turkey, dated to the 1950s. This rare textile boasts an extra fine weave, a highly sought-after characteristic that reflects superior craftsmanship and intensive labor, setting it apart from standard kilims. This handmade rug is more than a floor covering; it is a one-of-a-kind piece of tribal art, preserved in Excellent Vintage Condition. Color and Motif Analysis. The kilim features a striking and energetic palette typical of nomadic Yoruk tribes. The design is dominated by bold Geometric patterns defined by sharp contrasts. The colors include a rich Scarlet Red and deep Cobalt Blue, brilliantly separated by Ivory/Cream. This vivid palette is accented with touches of bright Mustard Yellow and earthy hues, making it a perfect statement piece for Bohemian or eclectic interiors. The patterns showcase classic Anatolian motifs, including repeating Diamond Medallions and symbolic Hook Motifs (Ram’s Horn), representing power and strength. Type & Technique: Authentic Handmade Kilim (Flat Weave). Age & Origin: Vintage (1950s), sourced from the Mediterranean Region. Dimensions: 4 ft 4 in x 6 ft 9 in (131 x 205 cm). Approximate size: 4×7 ft. Material: 100% Natural Wool, providing durability and a soft texture. Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition, showing minimal wear relative to its age. Weight: Approximately 7 Lbs. This kilim has been professionally washed and cleaned and is completely odorless and ready to use in your home. Photos were taken in natural daylight without flash in our physical shop, providing the most accurate representation possible. Please kindly note that the image color may differ from the actual item colors and colors may differ from screen to screen. What is a Kilim? A Cultural Masterpiece A Kilim is an ancient, flat tapestry-woven textile originating from a vast region spanning Anatolia (modern Turkey), the Caucasus, and Central Asia. Unlike typical pile rugs (which have knotted fibers), Kilims are created by tightly interweaving the warp and weft strands, resulting in a thinner, lighter, and reversible fabric. These handwoven masterpieces are highly collectible not only for their function but for their deep cultural heritage. Each piece is a visual language. Symbolism: Kilims traditionally served as a canvas for weavers to express their life stories, hopes, and beliefs. Motifs are highly stylized symbols representing protection from evil, fertility, good fortune, and family unity. Aesthetic Versatility: Their vibrant, geometric patterns and natural dye colors make them incredibly adaptable, fitting seamlessly into modern interior design styles like Bohemian, Rustic, and Mid-Century Modern spaces. Usage: They have historically been used as floor coverings, decorative wall hangings, prayer rugs, furniture covers, and tent decorations by nomadic tribes. Investing in a Vintage or Antique Kilim is acquiring a piece of textile history-a durable, artistic, and soulful expression of human endeavor.