Vintage Herki Kurd Kilim - Runner

Vintage Herki Kurd Kilim – Authentic Turkish Craftsmanship - One of a kind

This exceptional Vintage Herki Kurd Kilim represents four decades of timeless design and authentic handmade artistry. Crafted in Turkey by skilled weavers, this kilim showcases the distinctive patterns and rich colour palette characteristic of Herki Kurd weaving traditions. At 40 years old, it carries the patina and character that only genuine vintage pieces possess, making it a statement piece for collectors and design enthusiasts alike. The natural wear and subtle fading across the weave tell the story of its journey, while the structural integrity remains strong. Each thread reflects the meticulous hand-knotting techniques passed down through generations of Turkish artisans. This kilim works beautifully as a focal point in living spaces, bedrooms, or as a treasured wall hanging.

Key Features

• Dimensions - 90 x 330 cm
• Authentic hand-made Turkish kilim
• 60 years of vintage character and patina
• Herki Kurd weaving tradition
• Natural dyes and traditional colour palette
• Durable wool construction
• Unique one-of-a-kind piece
• Suitable for display or functional use

Origin : Esme Kilims

Esme is a very famous weaving village in Usak, in the west of Turkey, that is known for its fine slit weave kilims and lively designs .Wool is usually hand spun from local sheep and colours are in general softer with reds, pinks, yellows and some black often sun faded to a more pastel palette. All sizes from small to large are common, though they are always woven on upright vertical looms. Large Esme kilims often feature hexagonal medallions, either arranged in pairs or woven singularly as central motifs with small filler designs decorating the fiels and borders. The symbols used on all kilims have special meanings and can reflect the weavers desire for protection, abundance, happiness, fertility, etc Medium to fine hand spun wool is used with cotton for the warps. Esme Kilims have more detailed designs and finer weaving than other kilims in and around Usak region.