1910s Vintage Oushak with Royal Blue Themes

This antique west Anatolian workshop carpet shows a sand field centered by a graphite blue sharply stepped medallion with a central octogram. Geometric vines, bud quatrefoils, and ar...

The sandy-straw ground displays a three motif Yaprak (Leaf) design in cobalt and sky blue. Usually this very old pattern appears on long runners or large carpets. This small format i...

52256 Vintage Blue Turkish Oushak Rug, 04’07 x 07’06. Combining elements of Modern Rustic style with a sense of relaxed refinement, this hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug ...

This exquisite antique Malayer rug showcases the refined artistry of rich weavers. Hand-knotted in wool, this piece features a mesmerizing all-over floral lattice set against a rich navy blue field. The design is punctuated by stylized blossoming motifs in shades of coral, and ivory, creating a sense of movement and depth. The intricately detailed border, with interlocking floral and vine patterns, elegantly frames the composition, adding to its timeless charm. Malayer rugs are prized for their intricate detailing, fine craftsmanship, and unique village-inspired aesthetic. Woven in the early 20th centuries, these rugs were often made by individual artisans rather than large workshops, making each piece unique. The naturally dyed hand-spun wool gives this rug a beautifully aged patina, adding warmth and sophistication to any space. This versatile antique Malayer rug is an excellent choice for an entryway, hallway, or as a refined accent in a study or bedroom. Its intricate patterns and harmonious color palette make it an ideal complement to both traditional and modern interiors. Key Features: Material: Premium Wool Design: Intricate Floral Lattice with Geometric Accents Craftsmanship: Hand-Knotted by Village Weavers in Persia Size: 3'2" x 6'4" Colors: Navy Blue, Coral, Ivory Versatility: Ideal for Traditional, Vintage, and Arts and Crafts Interiors A true collector's item, this Malayer rug embodies the beauty and craftsmanship of antique Persian textiles...