Directional Anatolian Oushak Design Wool Carpet

Directional Anatolian Oushak Design Wool CarpetUshak Oushak Carpets were woven in the town of Ushak (also known as Oushak) in Anatolia, about one hundred miles south of Ankara, the Turkish capital. Oushak rugs have been prized for their refinement, quality, and design for over 500 years ago, when they were first in high demand by nobility and royalty of the Ottoman Empire as decorative wall and table coverings. Since then, the reputation of Ushak Oushak rugs has withstood the test of time: as

is a treasure hunt that will create a lasting impact on your living space

Design: Hereke Medallion Wool Carpet

Highly valued by collectors

regional designation and many other attributes

Size: 6’9” X 12'4"

It has been theorized that the weavers of Kerman carpets in the 17th century were the most creative and influential weavers in the history of Persian carpets

and washed the wool and then made the rug

blending seamlessly with your decor

Prior to 1880

Many of these carpets were incorporated into the modernist interior spaces designed by mid-20th century architects

broke away from centuries of tradition that incorporated perspective to represent reality

longer pile style that were embraced by mid-19th century architects seeking to add warmth to austere interiors