Günyolu Series Pazırık Patterned Terra Loom-Woven Natural Rug

Günyolu Series Pazırık Pattern Terra Loom Woven Natural Rug, It revives the Pazırık pattern, one of the world's oldest known rug motifs dating back to the 5th century BC, on a terra background. Geometric squares arranged in a grid in the center and figures of elephants, camels, horses, and humans on the edges show how rich a surface's narrative can be. These figures in gray and cream tones create both an archaic and highly original image on the terra background. When eyes are drawn to it, it shows not just a rug but a memory of culture etched into the fabric. 

This rug, which most strongly conveys the spirit of the Günyolu series, interprets a pattern from the past for today's eye and spaces. Thanks to its terra color, it establishes a confident foundation in spaces woven with earth, plaster, and natural stone textures. It easily finds its place not only in living rooms full of bohemian aesthetics, ethnic details, or travel traces but also in dining rooms where people gather around the table and conversations linger.

Named after a mountain village in Kemaliye, Erzincan Günyolu Series Pazırık Pattern Terra Loom Woven Natural RugWoven on a 100% natural cotton base with Tencel and wool yarns. The warm and matte texture of the wool nourishes the depth of the terra background, while the natural shine of Tencel brings the figures and geometric squares to life on the surface. The dialogue between the two yarns makes the pattern both readable and mysterious. Produced with the loom weaving technique shaped by women's labor in Kütahya and Uşak; the delicate texture combining handcraft and machine knots and the fringes extending along the edges carry the traces of craftsmanship. The unique weaving number of each rug makes it one of a kind.

• Inspired by the 5th century BC, the Pazırık pattern brings the memory of culture to the surface with geometric squares and figures of elephants, camels, horses, and humans.
• The combination of wool and Tencel yarns highlights the warmth of the terra background and the brightness of the figures.
• The structure woven on a 100% natural cotton base offers healthy and long-lasting use.
• The loom weaving technique produced by women's labor in Kütahya and Uşak combines handwoven quality with today's design.
• It harmonizes perfectly in bohemian and ethnic detailed spaces, woven with earth and natural stone textures.
• The "Tree of Life" figure, the signature of the Halıcızade collection, is delicately crafted.