Modern Ushak Carpet

This modern design carpet woven with an Ushak weave is a production piece. The use of high-quality handspun wool and natural dyes has given a feel and look to this rug that will be h...

This modern design carpet woven with an Ushak weave a production piece. The use of high-quality handspun wool and natural dyes has given a feel and look to this rug that will be hard...

Decorative antique finished Ushak carpet. This is a new production with high quality handspun wool and natural dyes. The antique finishing gives the rug t...

This is a production of Ushak with natural dyes and handspun wool. To achieve the original Ushak look it has an authentic Ushak weave. The result is this spectacular piece with all ...

Rare antique Ushak carpet. It is very difficult to find Ushak in this square size. The beautiful yellow ground is decorated with an all over shrub motif ...

Attractive antique Kazak rug. Triple cross medallion with a stylised leaf in each quarter on a soft red background, hooked guard borders and a very pretty cream geometric border. S...

This elegant antique Turkish Uşak carpet dates from the late 19th century and displays the finest craftsmanship of its period. With its rich color palette and detailed patterns, this...

Large West Anatolia Ushak Rug Circa 1800’s A large white-ground Ushak workshop carpet produced for export. Popular in Europa and the USA ca. 1800, carpets of this kind are usually o...

Early 18th Century Anatolian Ushak Rug Size 142 x 220 cm (4,65 x 7,21 ft) By the 16th century the principal manufacture of large commercial carpets in Ottoman Turkey had been established at Uşak, which produced rugs for palace and mosque use and for export. In the 18th and early 19th centuries, this manufacture came increasingly under European control. By the close of the 19th century the carpets had become coarser and rougher, with designs calculated to please European tastes. The quality had probably never been as fine as that of the court carpets, made nearer to the capital cities. The best-known pattern among the older carpets is a scheme of large, rounded medallions of two types, alternating upon a field of brick red or, occasionally, of dark blue. A second common pattern shows diagonal rows of eight-pointed star medallions alternating with diamonds. In the 18th and 19th centuries, a number of carpets with prayer-niche motifs in rows were made for mosque worship. Holbein rugs...

Antique Ushak Carpet, Late 19th Century This elegant late 19th century antique Ushak carpet brings the elegance and sophisticated design of the Ottoman period to your home. This han...

Hand-knotted carpet from Turkish Ushaku or Oushaku. Wool on a cotton warp. The carpet has a pleasant warm color and a geometric pattern. The carpet has a calming effect. In this area...

This is a pale Turkish Ushak rug from the 1920's.