A rare and relatively early example of central Anatolian Tulu rug, distinguished by a completely open field in a very unusual shade of copper. Tulus of this type are among the earliest extant and are characterised by a larger format. These were used in the tent and provided thermal insulation during the nomadic cold winters in the Toros Mountains in central Turkey. Tulus represent one of the earliest forms of pile weaving, used in this region since pre-historic times. What makes them particularly appealing is their ancient modernity, their simplicity charged with textural warmth.