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01 Hand-Knotted Rug · Türkiye

Yellow Hand-Knotted Wool Prayer Rug, Antique Denizli Çal

4.9 out of 5 821 Google reviews

Root-dyed wool from Çal, a yellow ground past its century

Weave
Hand-Knotted Rug
Yarn
Wool
Size
95 × 132 cm
Origin
Türkiye
68.000 TL

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If it does not suit the room, send it back14 days, no questions asked. Return shipping is paid by the buyer.
The Halıcızade guaranteeSee and touch the weave at our Çankaya showroom in Ankara
02Highlights

Four things that set this rug apart

01

Wool surface

Wool fiber is naturally crimped and returns to itself after being crushed under weight. Move the sofa and wait for the mark to go.

02

Authentic pattern

Authentic pattern; the motif is built from the yarn itself, not from dye. It does not rub away as the surface wears. The ground reads yellow, red.

03

Türkiye production

This rug is made in Türkiye. Writing the place of production onto the spec sheet also makes clear where the price comes from.

04

Professional cleaning

Cleaning method: Professional cleaning. Turning the rug a hundred and eighty degrees once a year spreads the load of sunlight and foot traffic evenly across the surface.

03Specifications

Technical details

Yellow Hand-Knotted Wool Prayer Rug, Antique Denizli Çal — product specifications

The nature of handwork: Every woven rug is made one at a time, so sizes and color tones can vary by up to 3%. Small irregularities where the yarns cross are not faults; they are the signature of the weave.

04Story
Root-dyed wool from Çal, a yellow ground past its century
TürkiyeWeaving regionWoolPile yarnAuthenticStyle
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The story of this rug

Over a hundred years, which is the line at which the trade stops calling a rug old and starts calling it antique. This is a hand-knotted wool prayer rug from Çal, in Denizli, 95 × 132 cm (3'1" × 4'4"), colored with kök boya rather than a synthetic bath, on a yellow ground.

01Up close to the pattern

Nobody issues these age classifications — they are trade usage, and this is how the house applies them. The house scale runs the other way about: new, then vintage across twenty to eighty years, then semi-antique across fifty to a hundred, and antique once the century is passed. The bands overlap because the trade's do. A prayer rug is drawn to be directional — a niche at one end, an arch that points, and a field kept comparatively plain inside it — and that is why the format has stayed small and portable for as long as it has existed.

02The Wool on the surface

Yellow is a difficult ground to hold over a century, because plant yellows are the first colors to shift, so a hundred-year-old yellow field is a real thing to have found. Wool is the only fiber in the record, pile and foundation both.

03The tone of the ground

What a rug of this age carries with it is honest wear: the pile is lower than it was, the ends have been handled a great many times, and the colors have moved with light and washing. Those are not defects in an antique — they are the reasons it costs what it costs — but anyone wanting an even, unmarked surface should look at a new rug instead. Small pieces like this often end up on a wall or over a chest rather than on a floor.

04The mark of slow weaving

Have it washed by someone who washes old rugs, and no one else. Hand-knotted in Çal, Denizli; wool throughout. Dyed with kök boya — root and plant dyes. Prayer-rug format: a directional niche at one end, plain field within. Past a hundred years, which is the trade's antique line; there is no issuing authority. 95 × 132 cm (3'1" × 4'4"), about 1.25 square meters. Age shows as lowered pile, handled ends and shifted color. Specialist washing only.

A single piece. What makes this a prayer rug rather than a small rug? The drawing does, not the material. A prayer rug carries a niche at one end that gives the piece a direction, and the field inside the niche is usually kept plainer than the border. The format has stayed small because it was made to be carried and laid down anywhere. At what age is a rug called antique? Here the word antique is applied once a rug passes its century.

05The origin of the pattern

Semi-antique covers the bracket from fifty years to a hundred, and vintage covers twenty to eighty. These are trade conventions with no issuing body behind them, and dealers draw the lines in slightly different places. A century of use is already in this one, and whatever it does next will be a small addition to a long record.

07

Which size fits your room?

The most common mistake in choosing a rug is buying too small. Here are the numbers, room by room:

Living room

At least the front legs of the sofas should sit on the rug. Leave 20–40 cm of floor showing around it.

Recommended: 200×290 · 240×340 · 300×380

Dining room

It should extend 60–75 cm beyond every edge of the table, so chairs do not catch when pulled back.

Recommended: 200×290 · 250×250 · 240×340

Bedroom

Either cover the lower two-thirds of the bed, or choose a size that extends 60–90 cm on three sides.

Recommended: 170×240 · 200×290 · 240×340

Hallway · runner

Choose one 25–30 cm shorter than the hallway, leaving 10–15 cm of floor on each side.

Recommended: 80×290 · 90×390 · 90×490

08

Care — three rules

Vacuum regularly

Use a head without a beater bar, in the direction of the pile. Once a week is enough; dust is lifted before it settles between the yarns.

Treat spills before they dry

Blot, do not rub. Dampen with a suitable cleaner and dry.

Leave washing to a professional

Household machines are not suitable for woven rugs. One professional wash a year is recommended.

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Frequently asked

Which size should I choose for a living room?

At least the front legs of your sofas should sit on the rug. For a standard living room 200 × 290 cm is recommended; for wide rooms 240 × 340 cm or 300 × 380 cm. The scale plan on this page shows how much of a 520 × 420 cm room each size covers.

How long does shipping take, and what does it cost?

For international orders, shipping, duties and taxes are calculated at checkout and paid in advance; there is no cash on delivery. Rugs in stock leave Ankara within 1–3 business days.

Can I return it if I do not like it?

Yes. You can return it within 14 days of delivery, no questions asked. On international orders return shipping is paid by the buyer.

Will the color match what I see on screen?

Small differences in tone are possible depending on your screen. Open the images full screen to study the surface, and watch the review video where there is one. If you want to be sure, you can see the rug in person at our showroom in Çankaya, Ankara.

Can the rug be used over underfloor heating?

It depends on the pile height. Low-pile woven rugs work with underfloor heating and do not block the heat. If you are unsure, send the product code to Client Services on WhatsApp.

How does the price change between sizes?

Pricing is by the square meter. The price per square meter is shown next to the price, and it updates as you select a size.

Can I see the rug in Ankara?

Yes. At our showroom in Çankaya, Ankara you can see the rugs in this series and touch the weave. No appointment is needed.

Can I ask for a size that is not listed?

Custom sizes can be woven in many series. Send your measurements on WhatsApp and we will come back with a production time and a price.

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InstallmentsUp to 12 months, for cards issued in Türkiye
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