Navy stepping down through gray to beige, three tones
200×300 cm
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200×300 cm
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Close grays spun into one yarn, wool over cotton in India
170×240 cm
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Silver gray through anthracite, 3,300 g/m² of viscose
200×300 cm
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Silver-gray viscose that turns pearl under a lamp
200×290 cm
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Beige at one end, near-black at the other, nothing sharp between
201×297 cm
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Blue in the niche, mustard at the edges, gray between
80×130 cm
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Gray mihrab, olive panels, mustard borders: wool and cotton
80×130 cm
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Frameless gray, light sliding into dark, loom-woven in Kütahya
200×300 cm
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Viscose catching light on matt wool, an abstract gray
200×300 cm
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An Oushak drawing pulled into gray, knotted thin and close
199×301 cm
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Pastel green under a centuries-old drawing, wool underfoot
204×296 cm
One of a kind
Pastel Green Vintage-Pattern Handwoven Wool Rug, Retro Series
from 152.000 TL
≈ 25.000 TL/m² -
Marble veining that never repeats, gray, viscose with acrylic
200×290 cm
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Knots tight as knitting, anthracite flecked with gray
170×240 cm
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No motif repeats itself, plum and gold over gray wool
153×210 cm
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Veining, not pattern: gray, acrylic carrying heavy viscose
200×300 cm
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Anthracite in Tencel®, one fine line ruled through the weave
130×190 cm
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Two lines of Rumi turned into fog: gray Tencel® on cotton
200×300 cm
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Blue that turns gray-green under a lamp, beige between
166×260 cm
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Faded gray with a blue you have to look for, on viscose
166×260 cm
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Thinner than a rug usually is, and the pattern as faint
166×260 cm
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Vintage drawing worn into mink, woven at a hundred reeds
300×400 cm
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Mustard settling into gray over a 7 mm pile
200×300 cm
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Misted gray with green somewhere inside it, 303 × 416 cm
303×416 cm
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Wool and no other fiber, gray drifting blue then silver
168×223 cm
