6x9 Handmade Vintage Chaput Kilim Rug - 51831
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| Width | 5' 8'' (172 cm) |
| Length | 9' 4'' (285 cm) |
| Weft & Warp | Cotton,Wool |
| Manufacturer | Handmade |
| Age | 30-40 years |
| Thickness Approx | 0.2 |
| Origin | Turkish |
Handwoven in an Anatolian village around 30–50 years ago, this authentic vintage Chaput kilim is a genuine example of traditional rural flatweave craftsmanship. The piece was made by hand on a simple loom, giving the surface the subtle unevenness in line, tension and motif placement that distinguishes an original village textile from modern machine production. The defining visual character is the striped field, built from horizontal or linear bands that shift in width, tone and rhythm across the weave. These stripes are not mechanically repeated; their small changes in spacing and proportion reveal the hand of the village weaver and give the kilim a relaxed, highly individual appearance. The handmade surface gives the piece a quiet authenticity that becomes more apparent when viewed up close.
Natural wool and cotton form the basis of this traditional flatweave. The construction is light enough to remain versatile but substantial enough to define a room, and the small changes in weave tension and yarn texture are consistent with an authentic handmade textile of this age. Chaput kilims belong to a practical tradition of Anatolian village weaving in which useful household textiles were produced locally rather than in large commercial workshops. Their appeal lies in direct pattern, honest materials and the individuality of the maker. Each surviving piece reflects a specific hand, loom and local visual language rather than a standardized factory design.
Its versatile scale works naturally in living rooms, bedrooms, home offices or dining areas, adding pattern and handmade texture without the visual weight of a high-pile rug. Its balanced rectangular proportions allow the pattern to read clearly across the field and make the kilim easy to position within a wide range of room layouts. This type of vintage flatweave works particularly well in interiors that value natural materials and visible craftsmanship. The low profile sits comfortably beneath furniture, while the handwoven design introduces character, color and a sense of history to otherwise simple rooms.
Before being offered for sale, the kilim has been professionally washed and fully prepared for use. It is in perfect condition, all necessary maintenance has been completed, and the rug is ready to use as soon as it arrives. Its age remains part of its character, while the piece itself has been carefully maintained. This is a one-of-a-kind vintage flatweave for interiors that value genuine handmade textiles, regional character and the visible evidence of traditional craftsmanship.
Description
Handwoven in an Anatolian village around 30–50 years ago, this authentic vintage Chaput kilim is a genuine example of traditional rural flatweave craftsmanship. The piece was made by hand on a simple loom, giving the surface the subtle unevenness in line, tension and motif placement that distinguishes an original village textile from modern machine production. The defining visual character is the striped field, built from horizontal or linear bands that shift in width, tone and rhythm across the weave. These stripes are not mechanically repeated; their small changes in spacing and proportion reveal the hand of the village weaver and give the kilim a relaxed, highly individual appearance. The handmade surface gives the piece a quiet authenticity that becomes more apparent when viewed up close.
Natural wool and cotton form the basis of this traditional flatweave. The construction is light enough to remain versatile but substantial enough to define a room, and the small changes in weave tension and yarn texture are consistent with an authentic handmade textile of this age. Chaput kilims belong to a practical tradition of Anatolian village weaving in which useful household textiles were produced locally rather than in large commercial workshops. Their appeal lies in direct pattern, honest materials and the individuality of the maker. Each surviving piece reflects a specific hand, loom and local visual language rather than a standardized factory design.
Its versatile scale works naturally in living rooms, bedrooms, home offices or dining areas, adding pattern and handmade texture without the visual weight of a high-pile rug. Its balanced rectangular proportions allow the pattern to read clearly across the field and make the kilim easy to position within a wide range of room layouts. This type of vintage flatweave works particularly well in interiors that value natural materials and visible craftsmanship. The low profile sits comfortably beneath furniture, while the handwoven design introduces character, color and a sense of history to otherwise simple rooms.
Before being offered for sale, the kilim has been professionally washed and fully prepared for use. It is in perfect condition, all necessary maintenance has been completed, and the rug is ready to use as soon as it arrives. Its age remains part of its character, while the piece itself has been carefully maintained. This is a one-of-a-kind vintage flatweave for interiors that value genuine handmade textiles, regional character and the visible evidence of traditional craftsmanship.





