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Anatolian Hand Woven Nomadic Konya Cicim
Anatolian Hand Woven Nomadic Konya Cicim
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Konya cicim
The tradition of carpet weaving in Konya, former capital of the Seljuks, goes back to the 13th century. With the jijim weaving technique, different colored threads are applied between the weft and warp threads, on the reverse of the weave. It is often used to decorate a plainweave object, or to create small ornamental motifs, that may be scattered or in series. The groundweave underneath shows through, giving the impression of an embroidered motif, and it is often used to fill areas of negative space. Bristle wefts are often used to create a textured effect on bags, mats and quilts. This pure wool, geometrically patterned, neutral colored rug would fit into a variety of different designs and room types. Cottage style, rustic, boho, eclectic and even minimal interiors can gain extra quality and coziness by these carpets.
Materials
cotton to wool.
Dimensions
123x180 cm.
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