Turkish Tchal Vintage Rug

A Turkish Tchal rug (also spelled Tchal or Chal) is a type of handwoven carpet that originates from the village of Tchal (or Chal) in Turkey, which is part of the region known for its traditional carpet-making techniques. These rugs are typically crafted by the local nomadic and village communities using wool, and they exhibit distinctive patterns, colors, and textures that are characteristic of Turkish rugs.

These rugs are usually made from high-quality wool, sometimes with a blend of cotton or silk for added softness or sheen. They are hand-knotted, often using the Turkish knot (also known as the Ghiordes knot), which is a symmetrical knot giving the rug its durability and dense pile.

The patterns often reflect geometric designs, stylized flowers, or traditional motifs influenced by regional and cultural elements. The color palette often includes rich hues like reds, blues, browns, and golds. Turkish rugs, including Tchal rugs, are not only valued for their beauty and craftsmanship but also hold cultural significance. They are often passed down as family heirlooms and used in homes for both practical and decorative purposes.

Because of their handcrafted nature, no two Turkish Tchal rugs are exactly alike, making them highly collectible items.

Dimensions: 33” x 68”
Colors: Red/Cream
Style: Turkish/Tchal
Material: Wool