Killer - Kilim Ethnic Pattern Obruk 202x360cm

The 202 x 360 cm dimensions create exceptional visual balance, transforming ordinary rooms into spaces with their own unique character. Handwoven by Turkish artisans who have mastered techniques where every thread counts and every line must be perfect.

A luminous golden-yellow background serves as the backdrop for a central bouquet of exuberant romance. Roses in all stages—closed buds, semi-open flowers, fully bloomed roses—mingle with sage-green leaves and touches of blue-green that add freshness.

The baroque gilded frame surrounding the central bouquet is a tour de force of ornamentation—scrolls that curve and counter-curve, volutes that seem to grow organically from one another, rococo decoration that evokes 18th-century palace halls.

The black field outside the gold frame is decorated with smaller flowers and scattered leaves that continue the floral theme but with less density. This hierarchy of ornamentation—dense in the center, more spaced out at the periphery—creates a sense that the decoration emanates outward from the central medallion.

The colors are rich and saturated—the yellow is luminous, the reds of the roses are deep, the greens of the leaves are vibrant. This chromatic saturation suggests a piece intended to create maximum visual impact, a rug that doesn't seek to go unnoticed.

The term "vintage" in the name suggests that this piece is decades old, but the colors retain remarkable vibrancy. This could indicate exceptional preservation or careful restoration that has renewed the original color intensity. Time-honored weaving methods ensure durability and lasting beauty that defies the planned obsolescence of industrial production.

Handcrafted natural wool improves with age, developing a softness and luster impossible to replicate in synthetic fibers. Each strand has been spun by hand or on traditional spinning wheels, maintaining the variable tension that lends texture and character—those subtle irregularities that distinguish the handcrafted from the machine-made. A piece of this quality is irreplaceable—it is inherited with pride, carrying with it the stories of all who have walked upon it, admired it, and enjoyed it.

An investment in permanence and distinction that defies the logic of disposable consumption. Destined to become that object that grandchildren will remember from their grandparents' house, that will travel with family moves, that will become an anchor of continuity through life's inevitable changes.