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History woven into wool.
This rare Kapadokya Gelveri rug, dating back to the 1880s, carries more than just patterns—it carries a celebration. Look closely at the central motif: a row of figures holding hands, captured mid-dance.
It is believed to depict a traditional wedding or a sacred ritual, immortalizing a moment of communal joy from over 140 years ago. From the heart of Cappadocia to the present day, it’s a beautiful reminder that the rhythm of the human spirit never changes.
Central anatolia, Cappadocia (Gelveri)
Size ; 93x145 cm
Detailed information Dm arisoylarmobilya@gmail.com
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