5 x 6 Vintage Polish Rollakan Kilim Rug 78280

78280 Vintage Polish Rollakan Kilim Rug, 04'08 x 06'05.

A Polish rollakan rug is a traditional flat-weave rug from Poland, distinguished by intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors. Handwoven using interlocking threads, these rugs are reversible with a smooth texture. Crafted for centuries, they are valued for durability and craftsmanship, commonly used as floor coverings or decorative items, admired for their cultural significance and aesthetic appeal.

Mid-Century Modern meets Biophilic Design in this handwoven wool vintage Polish rollakan rug, creating a fascinating fusion that combines the clean lines and geometric shapes of Mid-Century Modern with the principles of Biophilic Design, which aim to connect people with nature.

This timeless masterpiece is from NK for Nordiska Kompaniet. Designed by J. Boruch and expertly woven by the skilled artisan Kochutek, this rug embodies the essence of Pilsko Polish design. Inspired by the rich heritage of the region, every thread tells a story of tradition and craftsmanship.

Named "Koniczynka," meaning clover in Polish, this vintage kilim rug boasts an intricate geometric pattern and vibrant colors that captivate the eye and evoke a sense of Midcentury elegance. Cleverly composed with a well-balanced compartmental design composed of four leaf clovers and cross motifs, this Polish flatweave rug is more than just a floor covering – it's a piece of art that adds warmth and character to nearly any space. Indulge in the beauty of Polish craftsmanship with the NK for Nordiska Kompaniet Pilsko design, where tradition meets luxury in every stitch.

• Rendered in variegated shades of light bluish-gray, glaucous, olive, avocado, red, orange, coffee, burnt orange, terra cotta, army green, and gold with other accent colors.
• NK for Nordiska Kompaniet. Pilsko Polish design by J. Boruch and woven by Kochutek (weaver's name). Title: Koniczynka meaning clover in Polish.
• Abrash.
• Hand-woven wool.
• Made in Poland.
• Measures: 04'08 x 06'05.
• Date: 1950's. 1955. Mid-20th Century.