Santimetrekarede altmış dört ilmek, üretimi aylar sürdü
207×309 cm
Ürünler
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207×309 cm
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Ortada turkuaz bir madalyon, çevresini siyah çerçeve kesiyor
171×243 cm
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Çözgüsü de atkısı da ipekten, dokuması aylar sürüyor
123×183 cm
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Ortasında geleneksel madalyon, yüzeyi baştan sona yün
300×400 cm
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Ortada bir madalyon, çevresinde kırmızı çiçek düzeni
200×300 cm
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Müzedeki asırlık deseni birebir kopyalıyor, yapımı 2023
204×349 cm
Tek parça
Oushak Production Medallion Patterned Root Dyed Wool Rug
başlangıç 215.000 TL≈ 30.000 TL/m²
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Yüz binlerce düğüm, yüz yirmi beşe yüz seksen altıya sığıyor
125×186 cm
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Yetmiş altıya yüz yirmi iki: içine yüz binlerce düğüm girmiş
76×122 cm
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Zemin siyah kalıyor, madalyon kırmızıyla kremden yükseliyor
167×241 cm
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İkinci el bir Kayseri: Anadolu deseni, yün ve pamuk
198×288 cm
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İki dokumacı yan yana çalıştı, iş iki yıla yakın sürdü
207×303 cm
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Uzaktan kırmızı, yaklaşınca ortada bir madalyon beliriyor
123×183 cm
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Madalyonlar tek tek değil, zemine serpiştirilmiş
123×185 cm
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Kırmızı zeminde simetrik çiçekler, Anadolu'nun mirası
300×400 cm
Tempus Series Anatolian Medallion Patterned Red Wool Loom-Woven Rug
başlangıç 13.000 TL≈ 8.600 TL/m²
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Göbekli klasik desen, sarıya çalan bir yeniden boyama
148×260 cm
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Madalyonlu bir eski halı, altın sarısına yeniden boyanmış
168×277 cm
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Merkezinde madalyon: Hindistan'da dokunmuş bir daire
196×196 cm
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Ortadaki motif yaprak yaprak açılıyor, yüzde doksanı ipek
126×182 cm
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İpekten beklenen parlaklık burada pastele çekiliyor
123×185 cm
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Yuvarlak kırmızı, merkezinde beyaz ve mavi detaylar
200×200 cm
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Memlük deseni, yuvarlak formda, tezgâhta yünle dokundu
160×160 cm
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Merkezde madalyon, çevresinde sıraya girmiş çiçekler
200×300 cm
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Kırmızı, mavi, krem, gri: madalyonun çevresinde simetri
200×300 cm
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Kırmızının arasında pastel mavi, çerçevede hayat ağacı
130×190 cm
A Gobeklitepe-inspired rug draws on the carved animal and abstract symbols found at Gobeklitepe, a roughly 11,000-year-old archaeological site in southeastern Turkey widely considered the world's oldest known monumental structure, translated into rug pattern form.
This collection connects Turkish weaving to an extraordinary depth of history, since Gobeklitepe predates even the Pazyryk carpet by many thousands of years, offering a design source with genuinely unmatched historical significance.
The World's Oldest Known Monumental Structure
Discovered in the 1990s in southeastern Turkey, Gobeklitepe is dated to roughly 9600 BCE, predating Stonehenge by thousands of years and long considered the earliest known example of monumental architecture, decorated with carved stone pillars featuring animal figures and abstract symbols whose meaning is still actively studied by archaeologists.
Translating Ancient Carved Symbols Into Textile Pattern
Designs in this collection reinterpret Gobeklitepe's carved animal figures, foxes, boars, birds, snakes, and abstract symbols into woven textile pattern, adapting stone relief imagery into a format suited to rug weaving's line and color-based visual language.
Why Choose a Gobeklitepe-Inspired Rug from Halicizade
We offer this collection to connect our catalog to one of the most historically significant archaeological sites in the world, one located in Turkey itself, giving buyers a design rooted in genuinely ancient human history rather than any specific decorative tradition.
Styling a Gobeklitepe-Inspired Rug
Given this design's extraordinary historical source, it suits rooms built around appreciation of ancient history and archaeology.
- Studies, libraries and formal living rooms suit Gobeklitepe's ancient historical gravity particularly well.
- A strong choice for buyers with a specific interest in archaeology and ancient history.
- Pairs well with earthy, natural materials that echo the site's stone origins.
- Works as a genuine conversation piece given the design's remarkable historical depth.
Gobeklitepe-Inspired vs. Pazyryk-Design Rugs
| Gobeklitepe-Inspired | Pazyryk-Design | |
|---|---|---|
| Historical source | ~9600 BCE carved stone pillars, southeastern Turkey | ~5th century BCE knotted carpet, Siberia |
| Design origin | Reinterpreted from stone relief carving | Adapted from an actual surviving woven carpet |
| Positioning | Historical showcase, conversation piece | Historical showcase, conversation piece |
Care & Maintenance
Standard wool care applies, regular vacuuming, prompt spill treatment, and professional cleaning every 12-18 months, consistent with traditional hand-knotted or hand-woven construction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Gobeklitepe?
A roughly 11,000-year-old archaeological site in southeastern Turkey, widely considered the world's oldest known monumental structure, decorated with carved animal figures and abstract symbols.
What symbols appear on Gobeklitepe-inspired rugs?
Reinterpretations of the site's carved animal figures, foxes, boars, birds, snakes, and abstract symbols, adapted into woven textile pattern.
How old is Gobeklitepe compared to other ancient sites?
It's dated to roughly 9600 BCE, predating Stonehenge by thousands of years and considered the earliest known example of monumental architecture.
Is Gobeklitepe located in Turkey?
Yes, the site is located in southeastern Turkey, making it a design source with direct geographic and cultural connection to Halicizade's broader Turkish weaving heritage.
Are Gobeklitepe-inspired rugs an exact reproduction of the site's carvings?
Our pieces draw on the site's carved motifs as design inspiration, adapted into textile pattern, rather than claiming to be exact archaeological reproductions.
What rooms suit a Gobeklitepe-inspired rug best?
Studies, libraries and formal living rooms suit this design's ancient historical gravity particularly well, especially for buyers interested in archaeology.