Mid-Century Modern Kilim Tapestry Rug

This is a hand-woven flatweave textile, likely a kilim tapestry or small area rug, featuring a vibrant polychromatic geometric design. The composition is structured around interlocking serrated triangular shapes arranged in a rhythmic quilt-like pattern. It is constructed from natural wool fibers on a probably cotton or wool warp, exhibiting various weaving techniques including slit-weave and eccentric weft work to create the jagged diagonal outlines. The color palette is diverse, including shades of burnt orange, indigo blue, forest green, deep crimson, charcoal black, and ochre yellow. Notable details include the horizontal 'lazy lines' or intentional color variations within individual triangles, such as the black section with white sawtooth patterns and the blue section with mustard-yellow dashes. The edges are finished with a flat woven selvage and visible fringe at the top. The item appears to be in good vintage condition with minor edge rippling and slight fading suggestive of a mid-to-late 20th-century origin. The craftsmanship shows high-quality tension control and a sophisticated understanding of folk-art geometric motifs typical of Eastern European or Anatolian weaving traditions reimagined through a modern lens.