Handwoven Wool Hereke Rug

Handwoven Wool Hereke Rug, is a genuine original Hereke rug that stands out with its dense branched floral pattern covering the navy blue background from edge to edge. This dense pattern on the navy tone, the hallmark of Hereke rugs, consists of a special composition called "Flower of the Seven Mountains." Inspired by the seven hills of Istanbul at the beginning of the 20th century, this motif brings together nine flowers and was woven by the decree of Sultan Abdulhamid II. The wide burgundy border with almond-shaped patterns and small floral medallions is lined up, while the cream-colored water paths on the inner and outer edges add a delicate frame to the composition. 

Handwoven Wool Hereke Rug, It is a genuine original Hereke rug woven entirely by women in Turkey, with a woolen surface on a cotton skeleton. The "Hereke" signature in the corners proves its authenticity. This rug, woven with Sümerbank yarns, took months to complete. This long process embeds the artisans' handwork into every square centimeter of the rug. Since finding an original Hereke rug is becoming increasingly difficult today, this handwoven and locally produced piece has become one of the rare examples with collection value. Measuring 90 x 150 cm, it offers an accessible starting point for those who want the true texture of a Hereke without investing in a large living room rug. 

• It is woven with a woolen surface on a cotton skeleton.
• The "Hereke" signature in the corners is proof of its authenticity and originality.
• It is a genuine original Hereke rug woven with Sümerbank yarns.
• It features the navy blue background that is the hallmark of Hereke rugs.
• Burgundy borders and cream-colored water paths provide an elegant frame to the dense floral pattern.
• It is the product of meticulous hand labor that took about a year to weave.
• It holds collection value due to being handwoven and original.