Size ; 86 x 110 cm West anatolia, Kozak or Bergama Early 1800... Rugs (Kilims) are much more than mere objects that warm our homes or decorate our floors; they are the thread-woven embodiment of a thousand-year-old cultural heritage and a deep aesthetic understanding. Kilims are an art form because a feeling is hidden in every knot, a meaning in every motif, and the soul of a geography in every color. ​Anatolian kilims, in particular, are history books that speak by breaking the silence of their weavers. These masterpieces, brought to life on looms by the diligent hands of women, are a form of autobiography. The ram's horn motif on a kilim symbolizes power and fertility, the 'hands on hips' motif represents maternity/fertility, and the eye motif signifies protection from the evil eye. They do not use a visible language like painting or sculpture; instead, they speak through the universal language of symbols. For detailed information Dm ''direct message'' arisoylarmobilya@gmail.com