Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life. 
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life. 
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life. 
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life. 
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life. 
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life. 
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.
Arinna is a brightly coloured East Anatolian kilim. Hand-woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life.

ARINNA

£895.00

Arinna is a brightly coloured vintage East Anatolian kilim. Turkish kilims were woven on village and nomadic looms in vivid, naturally dyed colours, a rug weaving tradition stretching back thousands of years. Kilims were woven for the practicalities of daily life and used as floor and wall coverings, storage bags, and prayer mats. Arinna features the classic dragon motif, long believed to guard treasures and secret objects such as the tree of life. 

Although we ensure that all rugs arrive professionally cleaned and in their best condition, due to the nature of antique and handmade rugs, some irregularities and signs of wear are to be expected.

Origin

East Anatolian

Age

Approx 70 years old

Size

196 x 148 cm