Tan Charcoal Geometric Runner

A captivating vintage runner from Anatolia showcases a series of distinct geometric medallions against a field of warm tan. Subtle charcoal and hints of light blue and olive green define the intricate tribal motifs and borders. The hand-knotted wool pile exhibits honest wear, adding character and depth from decades of use. Perfectly suited to bring warmth and history to a long hallway, entryway, or kitchen corridor.

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#vintage wool rug
#hallway runner rug
#entryway runner
#kitchen runner
#long runner rug
#wool pile rug
#neutral runner rug

Why you'll love it

Hand-knotted by artisans — a genuine vintage piece, not a reproduction
Natural wool pile that softens and wears beautifully over time
Professionally cleaned and ready to lay down the day it arrives
One of a kind — nobody else will have this exact rug

Caring for your rug

1Act quickly on spills. Blot immediately with a clean white cloth or paper towel. Press gently — don't rub.
2Use a natural rug shampoo. For light cleaning, use a mild, natural rug shampoo with cold water and as little water as possible.
3Avoid harsh chemicals. Chemical stain removers can damage natural wool and dyes. Choose gentle, natural cleaners.
4Professional cleaning. For stubborn stains or a deep clean, use a professional rug-cleaning service. Never machine-wash.
5Everyday care. Vacuum without the beater bar or use a soft brush for dust and pet hair. Rotate the rug every few months for even wear.

Free worldwide shipping

Every order ships free with FedEx. Your rug is carefully rolled, wrapped and dispatched within 3 business days.

Delivery time

Your rug is prepared and shipped within 3 business days, then FedEx delivers it in about 4 more — around 7 business days from order to your door. As soon as your rug is on its way you'll receive a FedEx tracking number by email.

Duties & taxes

Import duties and taxes may apply depending on your country. They are set by your local customs, collected by FedEx on delivery and paid by the buyer.