Peter Pap Oriental Rugs Inc. Turkish

While oversized antique Oushak carpets are certainly known and desirable commodities in the current marketplace, few exude the elegance and over-all refinement of this piece. Classic...

This beautiful small room size Oushak is woven with the characteristically soft wool and classic pale coloration that makes these antique Anatolian ru...

Antique Anatolian Konya Runner, 19th Century (3rd Quarter) Using a classic Anatolian design format, a column of five alternating sea-green and red quatrefoil medallions, intersperse...

Wonderfully drawn rug. Beautiful use of warm tones throughout balance perfectly with the complementary color of pale blue. Collection of Jerry and Kaye Thompson.

Antique Red Turkish Jajim Flat-Weave Rug, Mid-19th Century Collection of Lucille A. Lamkin. Additional Information Dimensions: Origin: Anatolia (Turkey) Period: Mid-19th Century R...

Antique Turkish Angora Oushak Rug with Saffron Yellow Field, Late 19th Century A soft and glossy rug with a saffron yellow field which contrasts nicely with a soft blue border and a...

Whether from Eastern Anatolia or Northwest Persia, the rugs of the Kurds are known for their lush soft wool. This piece does not disappoint. Geometricized palmettes are boldly drawn ...

Three large and boldly articulated medallions in the style of early Kazak weavings from the Caucasus dominate the vibrant madder-red field of this historically important and masterfully executed example from eastern Anatolia. The treatment of this iconic central medallion as repeat ornament is innovative and highly successful. While exceedingly true to the spirit of drawing and its execution, the distinctive construction of this piece reveals it as the work of a particularity skillful Anatolian weaver. This piece was published in "Oriental Rugs from Pacific Collections" in conjunction with the International Conference on Oriental Rugs (ICOC) in 1990. Antiques and art courtesy of Foster Gwin...

This classic Ladik prayer rug from central Anatolia draws a bold Mihrab accented by rams’ horn motif against a modulated madder-red ground. An assort...

Anatolian Konya Rug with Apricot Hues, 19th Century This rug with a distinctive apricot field is from the area around Konya in central Anatolia. Its thick wool and larger knots may ...

Soft wool and a soft palette join in this lovely niched Oushak prayer rug from western Anatolia. The columns and spandrels as well as the palmette and leaf pattern of the border all ...

Woven with wool pile as soft as its delicate palette, this Classic pale turn of the century Oushak spaciously draws a central medallion against an ivory field. In the spirit of the t...

A cheerful full-pile runner in shades of rust-red, gold, ivory, burnt orange, brown and light blue.

Antique Multi-Colored Anatolian Kilim Rug, Mid-19th Century This Reyhanli Kilim from the Kurdish region of Southeastern Anatolia is woven with a rainbow of colors. There are several distinct shades of blues, greens, reds and orange. Indeed, the red of this piece is quite special being derived from madder root rather than imported cochineal. Strangely enough, it seems to have been East Anatolian pieces such as this one that were first exported to the West...