Vintage 1967 Obruk Kilim: A Collector's Piece Discover a rare and exquisite piece of Anatolian heritage with this unused vintage Obruk kilim, handwoven in 1967 by nomadic villagers in the renowned Konya region of Turkey. This is not just a rug; it is a piece of cultural history, created as a dowry and meticulously preserved for over five decades. The kilim's pristine condition and vibrant, naturally dyed colors make it a true find for discerning designers and collectors. Obruk kilims are celebrated globally for their artistry and are a protected regional craft. This particular piece showcases the hallmarks of a genuine Obruk weave: a remarkably fine and dense texture, durable construction of hand-spun wool on a cotton foundation, and striking geometric patterns. The vibrant hues are derived from time-honored natural dyes, which give the rug its depth and unique character. Measuring 4'9" x 6'4", this kilim's versatile size makes it a perfect statement piece for a variety of spaces, from a modern living room to a bohemian-chic office. Its rich color palette and classic motifs provide a timeless anchor that can elevate any design aesthetic. This kilim is a testament to the exceptional skill of its weavers and a valuable investment that will only grow in desirability. Color Palette: Deep Green: A rich shade, likely sourced from spurge, symbolizing new life and vitality. Rich Burgundy: An earthy, saturated red, typically from madder root, signifying good fortune and fertility. Navy Blue: A striking blue from the indigo plant, representing protection and nobility. Warm Mustard: A golden yellow, possibly from pomegranate, symbolizing prosperity. Natural Off-White & Brown: Undyed wool and plant-based browns add a grounding, earthy feel.