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Late 19th Century Turkish Oushak Carpet with Modern Style

$26,600

£20,183.47

€23,077.99

CA$37,152.99

A$41,309.07

CHF 21,569.32

MX$502,831.93

NOK 275,215.07

SEK 257,863.37

DKK 172,235.29

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79232 Late 19th Century Antique Pastel Turkish Oushak Rug, 11'08 x 14'07. An opportunity of breathtaking rarity, this one-of-a-kind, hand-knotted wool Oushak rug from the Late 19th Century Ottoman Empire offers more than provenance—it grants access to a private world of legacy, symbolism, and elite cultural stewardship. Woven at a time when empires whispered their final lullabies into the loom, this coveted heirloom captures the soul of Anatolia’s golden age with an aesthetic clarity and spiritual resonance that no modern textile can replicate. The precious beige field—soft as archival parchment—glows with an inner radiance beneath a lattice of opulent Harshang motifs and luminous saffron quatrefoils, their outlines kissed by the most delicate blushes of apricot and pink. This is not simply a rug; it is a bespoke masterwork, an exceptional acquisition reserved for the world’s most discerning connoisseurs—those who collect not for possession, but for cultural continuity and aesthetic immortality. With every signature motif, this museum-caliber treasure narrates a story steeped in symbolism and curated significance: cypress trees, symbols of eternal life, rise with commanding poise, while boteh elements, the ancient Persian emblem of fertility and renewal, deliver a visual benediction of abundance. Florals, hand-rendered with painterly restraint, recall exclusive, vanished palace gardens—accessible only through heritage and craftsmanship. A thread of radiant cochineal vinery, like a ceremonial pulse, breathes quiet grandeur through the center, anchoring the composition with gravitas. This is a textile of symbolic prestige—a legacy piece not only of woven beauty but of wisdom, status, and emotional provenance, elevating its owner to the realm of collectors who value permanence over trend. Encircling this magnificent reverie is a regal garland border in soft pink—long coveted by tastemakers, stylists, and design icons. Each palmette and lotus blossom choreographs a romantic procession, articulating discreet opulence with the quiet authority of restraint. Ancient Anatolian cross motifs, woven like sacred geometry, offer timeless protection within the inner band, while twin meandering floral guards on the outer edge echo the infinite continuity of tradition. Like a forgotten stanza from an aristocratic poem, the border whispers of salon culture, garden intimacy, and architectural finesse—an exclusive invitation into refined historic taste. Executed in a palette of rarified elegance—muted saffron, cochineal red, weathered sand, sun-washed apricot, genteel pink, and shadowed black—this antique Oushak rug transcends design to become a bespoke cultural asset of connoisseur-level importance. Reserved for the visionary few, it is a sumptuous, gallery-worthy heirloom that transforms any space into a curated sanctuary of timeless style and rarefied atmosphere. Acquiring this piece is not merely a decorative act—it is a symbolic gesture of generational prestige, a vote for artisanal preservation, and a bold embrace of enduring beauty in a world of fleeting luxury. This is exclusivity with soul, status with story, and investment with legacy. Abrash. Age Wear. Hand knotted wool. Made in Turkey. Measures: 11'08 x 14'07. Pile Height: 0.25 of an inch. Date: 1880's. Late 19th Century.

Dimensions:

Width: 140 in (355.6 cm)Length: 175 in (444.5 cm)

Style:

Oushak (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Wool,Hand-Knotted

Place of Origin:

Turkey

Period:

Late 19th Century

Date of Manufacture:

1880-1889

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use. Abrash.

Seller Location:

Materials

Wool

Located in London, GB

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