Celeste Rugs 6x7'4'' Ivory Orange Turkish Kula Traditional Tribal Hand Knotted Wool Oriental Area Rug

Rich in storytelling and grounded in Anatolian tradition, this hand-knotted Turkish Kula rug presents the iconic “garden paradise” layout, a motif deeply rooted in historical weaving culture and highly sought after in today’s U.S. market for “tribal rugs” and “heritage-inspired designs.” The ivory central field is organized like a stylized garden, with three vertical columns of cypress trees, flowering shrubs, and rounded mound forms in coral, rose, blue, and green. The motifs are rendered with a charming simplicity that reflects the folk-art interpretation of this ancient design, giving the rug an approachable and authentic character. Surrounding the field, a sage green band introduces a floral scroll in coral and ivory, transitioning outward into a bold terracotta-red border filled with interlocking S-scrolls and botanical forms in ivory, forest green, and blue. A vivid cobalt blue guard frames both sides of the border, providing a sharp contrast that anchors the warmer tones and enhances the rug’s overall vibrancy. Finished with traditional oversized tassel fringe, this wool-on-cotton hand-knotted rug delivers both authenticity and decorative appeal for collectors and homeowners alike.

• Exact Size: 6x7'4"
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: Wool
• Color: Ivory, Orange, Aqua, Mint, Rose, Green, Multi
• Origin: Turkey
• Pile Height: 0.3 inch
• Condition: New
• Condition Description: New With Tags
• Rug#: CL20448

Story Behind the Art: Kula is a small town in western Turkey with a long tradition of rug weaving—so influential that “Kula” has become the name of the style itself. These handwoven rugs are admired for their warm, earthy palettes and their balanced layouts, often featuring delicate floral and geometric motifs framed by orderly borders around a central field. Traditionally crafted in wool and colored with natural dyes, Kula rugs carry a softly weathered, rustic character that adds depth and charm. True antique examples are increasingly rare and have been sought after by collectors and museums for generations, making Kula rugs an enduring symbol of Turkish craftsmanship and a recognized classic in the wider world of decorative art.