Handwoven Wool Hereke Rug

Handwoven Wool Hereke Rug, It is one of the rare surviving examples of a weaving tradition that has been kept alive for over a century in the historic town of Hereke in İzmit. Rugs bearing the name of this town, which wove carpets and silk for the Ottoman palace, are known for their dense knotting and meticulous craftsmanship. However, finding an original today has become quite difficult. The finely detailed dense floral pattern on the navy blue background actually consists of a special motif called "Flower of the Seven Mountains." Designed in the early 20th century inspired by the seven hills of Istanbul, this pattern consists of nine flowers and was commissioned by Sultan Abdulhamid II. A wide burgundy border surrounds this historic design, while the cream-colored water paths on the inner and outer edges add an elegant frame to the composition. This deep navy tone is already known as the distinctive feature of Hereke rugs. Woven with a wool pile on a cotton foundation, the rug proves its originality with the "Hereke" signature in the corners. With dimensions of 179 x 242 cm, it offers a measured and elegant option for entrances, hallways, and bedrooms.

Handwoven Wool Hereke Rug, It is a genuine Hereke rug woven with Sümerbank yarns, making it one of the original examples that are increasingly rare in today’s market. This careful weaving process, which takes about a year to complete, reflects the patience and craftsmanship of the masters in every square centimeter of the rug. Being handwoven and locally produced, this rug holds collectible value and is one of the rare pieces that can be passed down through generations. When paired with classic wooden furniture, antique objects, and dark-toned upholstery, its elegance becomes even more pronounced. In simple and modern spaces, it stands out as a strong contrasting element.

• Woven with a wool pile on a cotton foundation.
• 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 distinctive navy blue background characteristic of Hereke rugs.
• The burgundy border and cream-colored water paths provide an elegant frame to the dense floral pattern.
• It is the product of meticulous handcrafting that took about a year to weave.
• It holds collectible value due to being handwoven and original.
• With dimensions of 179 x 242 cm, it is ideal for entrances, hallways, and bedrooms.