Turkish Yagcibedir Tribal Rug

A Yagcibedir tribal rug is a traditional Turkish rug, handwoven by nomadic or semi-nomadic tribes, particularly in the Yagcibedir region of western Turkey. These rugs are part of the rich cultural heritage of Turkish rug weaving and are known for their high-quality wool, vibrant colors, and intricate geometric designs.

They are typically made of 100% wool, with both the pile and the foundation (warp and weft) often being wool. This gives the rugs a sturdy and long-lasting quality. The designs are usually geometric and symmetrical, with motifs that often represent elements of nature, such as flowers, animals, or stars. Common motifs include medallions and borders filled with stylized figures.

These rugs are known for their vibrant and deep colors, particularly reds, blues, and greens. The dyes used in older rugs were natural, derived from plants, while more modern versions might use synthetic dyes. Yagcibedir rugs are woven using the symmetrical double knot technique (Turkish knot), which makes them more durable and tightly woven.

These rugs are often used as floor coverings, but they can also serve decorative purposes on walls or as saddle bags and cushion covers in traditional settings.

Yagcibedir rugs are valued for their craftsmanship and have become collectors' items over time. They represent the artistic and cultural expressions of the Turkish nomadic tribes that have woven them for centuries.

Dimensions: 42” x 67”
Colors: Red/Blue
Style: Turkish/Yagcibedir
Material: Wool