✨ About This Rug
This stunning vintage Turkish Isparta rug was hand knotted in the 1970s using natural wool and vegetable dyes.
It features a distressed finish with a soft light fade patina, revealing a charming aged character.
Rich burgundy borders frame a vibrant floral center in tones of blue, gold, and red, creating a unique and timeless Anatolian composition.
Each piece is professionally washed, repaired, and finished by hand — preserving its authenticity while making it ready for modern interiors.

📏 Size: 169 × 270 cm — 5.5 × 8.9 ft (66 × 106 in)
🧶 Material: 100% wool pile on cotton foundation
📍 Origin: Isparta, Turkey (1970s)
🪶 Texture: Low pile, distressed surface, light fade patina

🏡 Styling & Usage
Perfect for living rooms, dining areas, bedrooms, or large entryways.
Its floral design and warm color palette suit boho, rustic, cottage, and vintage farmhouse interiors.
This rug adds color, warmth, and heritage — a true statement piece that transforms any space.

🚚 Shipping & Delivery (Free & DDP)
We offer FREE EXPRESS SHIPPING to USA, Canada, UK, and Europe 🌍
All rugs are shipped via FedEx Express with full tracking.
💰 DDP (Delivered Duties Paid): All customs duties and taxes are covered by us — you pay no extra charges upon delivery.
⏱️ Please note: During busy courier seasons or international congestion, minor delays may occur in delivery times.
We appreciate your patience and understanding 💫

📦 Shipping & Returns Information
This rug ships quickly from our Turkey-based warehouse via trusted carriers such as FedEx and DHL.
A tracking number will be provided after dispatch.
Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery, provided the item is returned in its original condition.

📬 Return Address:
Red Stone Vintage Art – SFA Trading LLC
United States 🇺🇸

💬 Our Story
At Red Stone Vintage Art, every rug tells a story from the heart of Anatolia.
We carefully select, restore, and revive authentic hand knotted Turkish rugs, preserving their heritage for modern homes.
Each piece is washed, repaired, and finished by hand — keeping its soul alive through craftsmanship and tradition.