Late 19th Century Turkish Oushak Rug from West Anatolia

This traditional handwoven Turkish Hereke rug has a shaded indigo field with a central column of golden-yellow and brick-red linked palmettes and paired flowerheads surrounded by ang...

The ivory field with a central tomato-red cusped medallion issuing angular palmette and flower head vine, in a broad tomato-red border containing sandy-yellow and ivory palmette vine between ivory meandering floral vine stripes, plain outer ivory stripe. About Antique Oushak Rugs: Oushak (or Ushak) rugs originate from the small town of Oushak in west-central Anatolia, which is located just south of modern-day Istanbul, Turkey. Oushak has been a center of production for Turkish rugs since the beginning of the Ottoman Empire...

The shaded chocolate-brown field with a dense flowerhead vine and a stylized bold weeping willow tree in each corner around an large ivory lozenge medallion with angular vine forming...

This antique, circa 1900, Oushak rug has a soft light brown field with diagonal rows of mole-brown bold palmettes each containing a light brown angular floral motif, linked by angula...

Oushak rugs originate from the city of Usak, Turkey, and use a particular family of designs that consist of dyes that lean towards cinnamons, terracotta tints, gold, blues, greens, i...

Three columns of characteristic Oushak palmettes alternate with two vertical lines of cruciform, hooked motives, all on an otherwise un-ornamented tomato red ground. A red rosette an...

An exceptional and striking late 19th century Turkish Oushak rug with a quiet pattern with a simple floral medallion living amidst a solid cream colored field, and surrounded by an w...

Very few west Turkish Oushak carpets employ animal depictions as important design elements. This exceptional circa 1900 carpet is drawn in the Heriz style with running leopards and z...