Turkaman rug with repeating geometric gul design, SKU 50553, size 6′10″ × 9′7″.
This Turkaman Rug showcases the iconic repeating gul motifs that define Turkaman weaving, arranged in a precise all-over grid across a rich red field. Deep ebony and midnight blue accents provide contrast and structure, while finely detailed borders frame the composition with rhythmic tribal patterning.
Handmade from 100% wool, this rug offers a dense, durable pile with crisp definition and lasting strength. Measuring 6′10″ × 9′7″, it is well suited for living rooms, studies, or interiors that benefit from strong pattern, symmetry, and heritage character.
Features
Why This Turkaman Rug Stands Out
A timeless tribal rug defined by symmetry, strength, and unmistakable Turkaman identity.
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100% Wool
Handspun wool delivers durability, warmth, and a resilient pile.
✓ Naturally strong fiber
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Turkaman Gul Motifs
Repeating octagonal guls form a structured, rhythmic all-over design.
✓ Classic tribal geometry
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Rich Red Palette
Deep red field accented by ebony and indigo tones for bold contrast.
✓ Warm, grounded colorway
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Room-Defining Size
A versatile format ideal for anchoring seating and gathering spaces.
✓ 6′10″ × 9′7″
Details & Specifications
Type: Turkaman Rug • SKU: 50553
Design: Geometric, all-over
Material: 100% wool
Weave: Handmade
Size: 6′10″ × 9′7″
Palette: Red, ebony, and dark blue
Origin: Handmade
Condition: New, handmade
Styling & Placement Tips
This Turkaman rug pairs beautifully with leather seating, wood furniture, and interiors that embrace bold pattern and heritage craftsmanship.
Care
Vacuum regularly without a beater bar, rotate for even wear, and professionally clean as needed.
White-Glove Service
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Turkaman wool rug 50553 handmade geometric gul design Kismet Fine Rugs
About this Weave
Turkaman rugs are celebrated for their repeating gul motifs, deep red palettes, and disciplined geometry—woven for durability, symmetry, and enduring tribal identity.
