Size ; 110x290 cm Central anatolia, Konya (Karapinar) A Legacy of Anatolia: The 18th-Century Karapınar Kilim ​We stand in the presence of one of the most soulful and archaic echoes of Anatolian weaving. This rare Karapınar kilim is far more than a textile; it is a time capsule exhaling the spirit of the 18th century—and perhaps whispering secrets from even earlier eras. ​What Makes It Peerless? ​The Soul of Camel Hair: The foundation of this piece is woven from camel hair, lending it those unmistakable, earthy warmth that defines its character. Beyond its centuries-defying resilience, camel hair remains one of the most coveted yet elusive treasures in the world of antique kilims. ​Archaic Echoes: Every motif etched into its surface is a testament to Anatolia’s ancient visual vocabulary—raw, potent, and unyielding. Here, the bold, geometric language unique to Karapınar reveals itself with a quiet yet commanding grandeur. ​A Witness to Time: Though touched by the graceful weathering of centuries, the piece retains its profound identity. For the discerning collector, this is not just an acquisition; it is a "rare find" of museum-caliber significance. ​This kilim is destined to be more than a mere ornament on a wall. It is a living fragment of Anatolia’s primordial memory, waiting to continue its story in a new home. ​Provenance: Karapınar, Konya ​Era: 18th Century or Earlier ​Composition: Camel Wool and Natural dyes... ​