Size ; 140x220 cm Central anatolia, Konya a story woven in wool, dating back to the mid-1800s. ​This shaggy "yatak" (bedding rug) from the Konya region is more than just a textile; it’s a living piece of history. The primary protagonist of a 150-year-old tale, it carries the soul of the Anatolian steppes. ​Look closely at the corner—the 5 cm notch (often called an "ear" or kulak) is likely the unique signature of the tribe that crafted it. a silent mark of identity left by hands that are long gone, yet their legacy remains soft to the touch.