Beautiful ‘Silk on Silk’ Kayseri Ipek rug, Stunning, Never Used 27"x16.5", 1990

Description: Beautiful ‘Silk on Silk’ Kayseri Ipek rug, Stunning, Never Used 27"x16.5", 1990 Condition This Pre-owned rug although ‘Pre-owned’ has never seen the light of day, it has been stored flat forgotten in a wardrobe undisturbed. Weave Hand-Knotted Handmade Yes Item Width 16.5” Pattern Kayseri Ipek Time Period Manufactured 1985-1990 Production Technique Knotted Item Length 27” Regional Design Turkish Country of Manufacture Turkey Material Silk Culture Turkish Shape Rectangle Brand Kayseri Color Turquoise Original/Licensed Original Beautiful Silk on Silk or in Turkish known as ‘Ipek’ Kayseri rug, Absolutely Excellent condition, no low pile, no damages. The size is 27"x16.5", and was completed in 1990. This vintage Turkish silk prayer rug is a stunning piece, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The rug features intricate design in a range of beautiful, multicolored blues, pinks, creams, light green hues. When the light hits the silk this rug comes alive! This particular rug has a very unique design with a beautiful vibrant color combination and being the genuine article these Vivid colors that will not fade over time Expertly crafted in Turkey during the 1970s, this RUG HAS NEVER BEEN USED for prayer or been placed on a floor and is therefore in pristine condition. The rug is 100% hand knotted silk on silk much more valuable than machine-made rug The center piece is predominantly Turquoise, rust, pink green, ivory, black, being handmade using all traditional techniq the whole item boasts some 300 knots per square inch. But What Is A Handmade Silk Rug? … A perfect handmade rug is not only beautiful but also so durable compared to any other rugs and last for generations, holds value or even appreciates over time, ages beautifully and look prettier with age than when they were new. This item is described as ‘Silk on Silk’ but how do you Identify A Real Silk Oriental Rug With all these artificial fibers around, how can you accurately identify a rug woven with natural silk? First of all, pay attention to whatever clues the dealer–or the rug–gives you. For instance, there many artificial ‘so called’ silk Kayseri rugs (and some Hereke rugs), both Turkish types. In Turkey, a real silk Kayseri is an ipek Kayseri: ipek is "silk" in Turkish. An artificial silk Kayseri is a flos Kayseri ( a yun Kayseri has a wool pile). A seller might be accurately describing the piece to you as a flos rug, but by not explaining the difference between flos and ipek, you may jump to the intended assumption, and you unwittingly buy an artificial silk rug. We don't mean to be alarmist, but I have seen "silk" Oriental rugs that are made of something other than genuine, natural silk. This is not a problem if you know that the rug you are considering is made of artificial silk, but sometimes sellers neglect to pass on this information! These handmade rugs are made manually by hand using all traditional technique by experienced artisans...keep it alive, buy only hand made rugs.

Price: 240 USD

Location: Sarasota, Florida

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