Sandıktan yeni çıkmış bir Taşpınar, baştan sona yün
154×253 cm
Tek parça
Handwoven Anatolian Patterned Chest New Wool Taşpınar Rug
başlangıç 70.000 TL≈ 18.000 TL/m²
Ürünler
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154×253 cm
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Sandık eskisi Taşpınar, yedi metrekareyi bulan bir yün
206×363 cm
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Anatolian Patterned Colorful Wool 50 Years Old Village Woven Chest Old Taşpınar Rug
başlangıç 139.000 TL≈ 18.500 TL/m²
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Taşpınar deseni, yünle elde dokunmuş, rengârenk
183×272 cm
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Taşpınar deseni lacivertte, köy dokuması yün yastık
52×120 cm
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Köy dokuması Taşpınar, lacivert ve mavi tonlarda yün
52×120 cm
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Taşpınar deseni, yarım metrelik bir yün parçada
54×57 cm
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Taşpınar deseni, köy tezgâhında rengârenk yün
178×302 cm
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Anatolian Patterned Colorful Wool Village Woven Taşpınar Rug
başlangıç 98.000 TL≈ 18.000 TL/m²
A Taspinar rug follows the weaving tradition of Taspinar, a village in Turkey's Nigde province within central Anatolia, recognized for fine detail work within the broader regional weaving conventions of the area.
Taspinar represents the kind of hyper-local weaving tradition that makes Anatolian carpet history so rich, a single village's specific take on a broader regional style, worth understanding as its own distinct thread.
A Village-Level Weaving Tradition Within Nigde Province
Taspinar's weaving history reflects the broader pattern of Anatolian carpet-making, where specific villages and small regions developed their own characteristic variations within larger provincial and regional traditions, in this case situated within Nigde province's central Anatolian weaving heritage.
Fine Detail Within Regional Convention
Taspinar rugs are traditionally hand-knotted in wool, following the broader compositional conventions common to central Anatolian weaving, structured medallion or geometric fields, while distinguishing themselves through finer, more detailed execution characteristic of the village's specific weaving reputation.
Why Choose a Taspinar Rug from Halicizade
We include Taspinar as part of honoring the genuinely local, village-specific layer of Turkish weaving heritage, a level of geographic specificity that's easy to lose within broader regional categorization.
Styling a Taspinar Rug
This tradition's fine detail work suits traditional rooms wanting close, appreciative viewing.
- Traditional living rooms and studies let Taspinar's fine detail work be appreciated up close.
- A strong choice for buyers specifically interested in village-level Anatolian weaving heritage.
- Pairs naturally with wood furniture and warm, traditional upholstery.
- Works well as a conversation piece given the specificity of its regional origin.
Taspinar vs. Broader Central Anatolian Weaving
| Taspinar (Village-Specific) | General Central Anatolian Tradition | |
|---|---|---|
| Geographic specificity | Single village, Nigde province | Broader regional category |
| Distinguishing trait | Particularly fine detail execution | Varies by specific locale |
Care & Maintenance
Standard wool care applies, regular vacuuming, prompt spill treatment, and professional cleaning every 12-18 months, consistent with traditional hand-knotted construction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Taspinar rug?
A rug following the weaving tradition of Taspinar, a village in Turkey's Nigde province within central Anatolia, recognized for fine detail work.
Where is Taspinar located?
Taspinar is a village in Nigde province, part of Turkey's broader central Anatolian weaving region.
What distinguishes Taspinar rugs from other central Anatolian weaving?
Particularly fine, detailed execution within the broader compositional conventions common to the central Anatolian region.
Are Taspinar rugs hand-knotted?
Traditional Taspinar rugs are hand-knotted in wool; Halicizade's pieces drawing on this tradition may vary in construction, check the specific product listing.
Why does village-level weaving tradition matter?
It reflects the genuinely local, hyper-specific layer of Turkish carpet heritage, where individual villages developed their own characteristic variations within larger regional traditions.
What rooms suit a Taspinar rug best?
Traditional living rooms and studies, where fine detail work can be appreciated up close.