There are many types of Turkish rugs. The rugs depend on their sizes, colors, designs, how they are made and the regions they are made in.
The main Turkish rug types are: Turkish handmade rugs, Turkish kilims, Anatolian rugs, Turkish vintage rugs and antique rugs.
The Turkish rugs may resemble each other in their traditional patterns and colors but they have main characteristics that categorize them differently.

There are a few steps to identifying antique rugs:

1. Sometimes a cloth tag with the words "Hand Made in Turkey" is sewed into one of the rug's corners. You can almost surely tell that this rug was made by hand.
2. Look for signs of aging. Because the antique rugs are sometimes more than 50 years old, they might look their age.
3. Examine the colored knots on the rug's reverse for inconsistencies. It's possible that certain areas are slightly thicker than others.

Antique rugs can be decorated with modern decorations and furnishings, providing a unique decorating opportunity.
Rugs in various sizes, shapes and designs make rugs in Turkey an effective furnishing in any room.
They add warmth and comfort; protect against scuffs on bare floors; provide insulation in cold weather; absorb sound; and add color or patterns according to taste.
Rugs in Turkey also add value to homes when they are placed on sale.

To clean your antique rugs, we recommend vacuuming, but not on the highest power.
Gently vacuuming your antique rug regularly is a good way to keep your rug clean.
If you can, we also recommend hanging or shaking your rug outside, but keep them away from the direct sunlight, and dust it with a soft brush.
If you want to do a deep cleaning, you can take help from professional rug cleaning services.