The Pasha Collection

From Rug & Kilim’s mid-century Pasha collection, a 1960s piece celebrating the works of a bold designer from Turkey. Hand-knotted in wool, this 2'6" x 8'8" runner revels in the artist’s distinguished Deco-style diamond pattern that lends an exceptional sense of movement to the low-sheared distressed pile. The colorway further enjoys whimsical tones of beige, brown, light blue, carrot red, tangerine orange, and gold alternating deliciously for an enticing movement in this style. Prevailing in otherwise good condition, an expressive piece perfect for adding a splash of colors and levity. Particularly ideal for entryways & hallways in its versatile length.

From Rug & Kilim’s mid-century Pasha collection, a 1960s runner celebrating the works of a venerated designer from Turkey. Hand-knotted in an intentionally refined wool pile, this 2'4" x 8'6" rug enjoys a play of variegated shades blending seamlessly with each other further complementing the distressed, textural appeal in the low height. Notable hues include a pale, chic beige-brown, reds, greens, and other lively hues seldom seen in play with this comfortable pagination. Both are a smart reflection of mid-century aesthetics and bold shabby chic pieces prevailing in good condition.

Finely hand-knotted in Turkey originating between 1960-1970, this vintage mid-century rug belongs to the rug and kilim’s mid-century Pasha collection that celebrates the Turkish icon and multidisciplinary designer Zeki Müren with Josh’s hand-picked favorites from this period. Bearing a modern yet shabby-chic personality, this art deco piece shows up in mature tones of beige-brown and green while blissfully complementing the geometric pattern almost resembling a floral design. Thriving in healthy condition despite the distress and low-sheared pile, a thoughtful 5'3" x 9'2" area rug is ideal for classic, mid-century modern, farmhouse, country homes, cabins, ski lodges, and deco interiors among vast possibilities.

Hand-knotted in wool from Turkey circa 1960-1970, a vintage mid-century modern rug joining Rug & Kilims mid-century Pasha collection. Commemorating rare works of a multidisciplinary Turkish artist of the period, this carpet exemplifies the distressed, low-sheared pile and shabby-chic appeal intrinsic to this coveted collection. This particular piece offers joyful, rich red, gold, and green hues in the geometric patterns bold and artful as it is lively and unique in its beauty. Further enjoying a gallery size for a range of design applications and exciting projects.

This vintage runner is a new addition to Rug & Kilim’s Pasha collection. This line is a commemoration, with rare curations we believe to hail from multidisciplinary Turkish designer Zeki Müren. Further on the design: This distressed piece employs superimposed geometric patterns and negative space in the most fabulous, unusual style. Connoisseurs will note this rare play of sage green with brick red for this period, and admire how natural these colors complement the texture. Keen eyes will further admire chartreuse and rust accents, too, in the meticulous variations this seemingly simple piece exudes. Few runners boast such a modern sensibility for their period let alone such a versatile size. This mid-century runner further enjoys an otherwise good condition for this shabby elegance provenance. Ready for the floor, and especially well-suited to hallways and entryways that welcome an iconic collectible. Circa 1960-1970.

A vintage 5×8 distressed art deco rug, hand-knotted in wool circa 1960-1970. Joining Rug & Kilim’s mid-century Pasha collection, commemorating a bold Turkish multidisciplinary artist of the period known for these low-sheared pile collectibles—exemplifying distressed shabby-chic works of a unique sensibility. The piece is an exemplary graphic work exemplifying the artist’s bold mid-century modern attitude in shades of fabulous green & brown. Ideal in a versatile size, a rug enjoying modern-appealing colors and patterns seldom seen in the works of this period along with textural excellence of shabby chic meets boho chic.