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3 x 7 - Orange Vintage Kilim Rug - 79381

3 x 7 - Orange Vintage Kilim Rug - 79381

Regular price $1,900.00 USD
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Rug Details

Origin: South America
Size: 02'09 x 07'00
Age: Vintage
Color: Orange
Description: Tapestry
Condition: used
Materials: Cotton
Style: Transitional

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Care Instructions

● Vacuum with the beater bar off and always in the direction of the pile.

● Rotate 180° every 6 months for even wear and sun-fade balance.

● Blot spills immediately with a white cloth—never rub.

● Use a breathable rug pad to prevent slipping and fiber stress.

● Schedule a professional hand-wash every 3–5 years (sooner for high-traffic or pets).

Need in-depth guidance? See our full Rug Care Guide.

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Description:-

79381 Vintage Brazilian Tapestry, 02'09 x 07'00.

The Sunlit Harvest Reverie: A Brazilian Masterpiece of Cultural Prestige

Step into a world where art, culture, and craft converge with disarming elegance—this handwoven vintage Brazilian tapestry, signed by the celebrated textile artist Eila Ampula, is a rare treasure that radiates a kind of effortless prestige that collectors covet. Executed in richly saturated cotton, it captures the rhythmic beauty of Brazil’s rural life through bold chromatic storytelling. Its warm, sun-drenched palette—lush greens, glowing oranges, soft lavenders, and sandy neutrals—evokes the irresistible vitality of a tropical landscape at golden hour, offering a visual experience that feels both intimate and gloriously expansive.

Across the composition, Ampula orchestrates a scene of harvesters in motion: bodies bending, lifting, carrying, and working in hypnotic unison. The figures—rendered in geometric planes and lyrical curves—celebrate human labor not as toil, but as poetry. Their simplified silhouettes and halo-like sun hats echo the language of mid-century Brazilian modernism, where color, form, and cultural identity intertwined to create a new design vocabulary. This tapestry becomes far more than an object; it transforms into a cinematic tableau, inviting the viewer into the heartbeat of Brazil’s artisanal heritage.

The weave itself exudes the sophistication of a seasoned master. Every loop and knot reflects Ampula’s impeccable control of texture, depth, and tonal subtlety. The interplay of matte and raised cotton fibers produces a tactile richness that elevates the piece into a luxury textile sculpted by hand. The signature—quietly nestled within the border—certifies its authorship and adds a level of provenance that discerning collectors instantly recognize as a mark of true rarity.

For connoisseurs seeking a textile that feels both iconic and deeply personal, this tapestry stands as an extraordinary find: a museum-worthy composition with the soul of a narrative painting and the craftsmanship of a master weaver. Hung as a focal point or layered into a curated interior, it brings a sense of worldliness and cultural refinement—an heirloom that embodies the spirit of Brazil’s artistic renaissance and the prestige of owning an authentic signed work by Eila Ampula.

  • Designed by Eila Ampula. 
  • Abrash.
  • Handwoven cotton.
  • Made in Brazil.
  • Measures: 02'09 x 07'00.
  • Pile Height: 0.30 of an inch.
  • Date: 1960's. Mid-20th Century.