Kiz Bergama semi antique carpet red gray rare 132 x 110 hand-knotted
Kiz Bergama carpets from western Anatolia.
In western Turkey, about 50 km north of Izmir, lies the small town of Bergama, formerly known as Pergamon.
Historically there is a lot to tell about this region. In the 3rd and 2nd centuries v. BC Pergamon was the capital of the Pergamenian Empire, which extended over large parts of western Asia Minor. The city was also one of the most important suppliers of the precursor of paper - parchment made from goat skin. Many antique rugs in museums of the world have their origin in this area.
Manufacturing method: Hand-knotted
Design: Inner panel medallion
Length: 132 cm / 4.2 ft
Width: 110cm / 3.7 ft
Colour: madder red, various shades of grey
Material: 100% handspun highland virgin wool pile
Material (Warp): 100% Wool
Age: Vintage, circa 1960's
Condition: Very good condition, age-related patina and abrasion
Shape: Rectangular
Fringes: 2 sides short kilim border with fringes, very good original condition
Knot Density: Approx. 160,000 - 200,000/m²
Underfloor heating: Suitable
Anti-slip: We always recommend using a carpet underlay to avoid accidents caused by slipping carpets on smooth floors.
