This rare Milas rug from the early 1900s is a genuine antique handwoven in southwestern Anatolia, prized for its distinctive geometric and floral motifs. The central field features a mihrab‑like design in warm reddish‑brown tones, framed by intricate borders with stylized rosettes and cross‑shaped ornaments in red, yellow, blue, and cream.

• Origin: Milas region, Anatolia (Turkey)

• Period: Early 20th Century (c.1900–1910)

• Design: Traditional prayer‑style mihrab with rich tribal ornamentation

• Colors: Natural dyes in earthy reds, golden yellows, indigo blues, and ivory accents

• Material: Wool on wool foundation, hand‑knotted

• Condition: Excellent for its age, with minor age‑appropriate wear that enhances authenticity

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This rug is not only a decorative textile but also a cultural artifact, embodying the artistry of Anatolian village weaving. Its durability ensures many more years of use, while its rarity makes it a valuable collector’s investment. Perfect for display, study, or as a statement piece in refined interiors.