Central anatolia, Konya . Approximate size: 120x250 cm Late 19th-Century Konya Treasure ​a magnificent masterpiece straight from the heart of Anatolia—likely originating from the Karapınar region of Konya. Dating back to the late 1800s, this rug is more than just decor; it is a story woven into every knot. ​The Palette: Deep madder reds, mustard yellows, and midnight blues achieved through natural vegetable dyes. Their vibrancy has truly stood the test of time! ​Symbolism: The double-medallion structure and the "ram’s horn" (koçboynuzu) motifs represent strength, fertility, and the silent language of Anatolian weavers. ​Character: a unique composition where Seljuk-inspired geometry meets 19th-century folk art. ​Woven with warm colors to defy Central Anatolia’s harsh winters, this piece is a true testament to cultural heritage. ​