Description
Antique Turkish Ghiordes Rug – Sacred Symmetry & Anatolian Heritage
Hand-Knotted | Circa 19th–Early 20th Century | Collector’s Piece
Steeped in spiritual symbolism and masterful craftsmanship, this antique Turkish Ghiordes rug hails from the historic weaving center of Gördes, in Western Anatolia. Celebrated for its refined structure and iconic prayer rug design, the Ghiordes rug is an enduring example of Turkish textile artistry at its finest.
This piece features the hallmark mihrab (prayer niche) motif, framed by ornate, stepped borders and geometric floral elements. Its soft yet saturated palette—is created with natural dyes and mellowed gracefully over time. Woven using the distinctive Turkish (symmetrical) knot, it boasts exceptional durability and precision.
Whether displayed as a focal point or used as a grounding layer in a serene space, this rug carries quiet power, spiritual depth, and old-world elegance.
🧵 Features:
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Authentic antique Ghiordes rug, circa 1880–1920
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Origin: Gördes, Western Anatolia, Turkey
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Hand-knotted with 100% wool and natural vegetable dyes
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Finely detailed geometric and floral motifs
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A true collector’s piece with historical and cultural significance
Graceful and grounded, this Ghiordes rug is more than a decorative textile—it’s a meaningful artifact from one of Turkey’s most cherished weaving traditions.
