Anatolian Oushak Carpet

Anatolian Oushak CarpetOushak rugs are believed to have been produced by hand since the early days of the Ottoman Empire. The distinct star and medallion pattern, large knot size, and wool warp and weft are all notable features of rugs from the city after which they were named. In addition, the spicy rich palette of cinnamon and saffron, mixed in with gold and ivory, as well as terracotta tints, were woven together to create an identity uniquely associated with this ancient

Design: Dragon Design Mongolian Carpet

sometimes using Oriental tribal rug patterns

fluid style and a strong language of decorative symbols

Material: 100% wool

Design: Donegal Gavin Morton Irish Carpet

Farahan Sarouk rugs have a central medallion motif

These rugs can be identified by their materials

which does not focus as much on textures as other styles might

Khotan weavers were inspired by the goods and foods peddlers transported such as pomegranates

With their multicultural lineage

there has been a substantial increase in the popularity of certain types of Mid-Century Modern rugs

and gentle blues