Vintage Minimalist Striped Kilim

00313
Period
Circa 1930
Origin
Sivas area, Eastern Anatolia
Materials
Wool
Status
Available
Size
180 cm x 178 cm
5'10" x 5'10"

Perdehs were used as tent dividers by the Kurdish tribes of Eastern Anatolia. Each flat-woven wool panel is individually dip-dyed and subsequently hand-stitched to the other panels. The nature of dip-dyeing confers a painterly effect, as if each panel had been coloured with brushstrokes. The resulting combination of contrasting colors is another example of the modernity of tribal textile art.

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