Unusual TAntique Turkish Oushak with Boteh Details

The light camel tone field shows two columns each of three guls defined by double trapezoidal meanders highlighted in rust and light blue. Central pole of connected hooked diamonds....

The unusual old gold field shows a central, sand geometric medallion with palmette pendants and four supporting zebra palmettes. The rug features deep gold corners and a pale green b...

The light neutral field hosts three implicit columns of ragged oalmettes in shades of rust, sand and brown. The wide main ecru border shows knobbed cloud bands, palmettes, flowers an...

The bone field shows four small rugs in one! Stepped light blue diamonds are situated in larger hexagons with knobbed vertical extenders. Powder border with lemon yellow informal ope...

Modern Turkish area rug made of handwoven sheep’s wool of the finest quality. It’s colored with organic vegetable dyes that are certified safe for humans and pets alike. It features ...

This antique, circa 1900, has a shaded sky-blue field with diagonal rows for large ivory and brick-red boteh, in a narrow brick-red border of angular floral vine, outer sky-blue plai...

80678 new Contemporary oushak Boteh rug with Modern style 08'00 x 09'08. Give the look of woven wonders and decorative elegance with this hand-knotted wool c...

Explore the legacy of Anatolian rugs, a term that encompasses the rich tapestry of carpets woven in Anatolia and its surrounding regions. Geographically, this area aligns with the historical dominion of the Ottoman Empire, a territory where the art of rug-making flourished. In ancient Anatolia, where harsh winters were a reality, ingenious weavers turned to the abundant resource of lamb's wool to craft thick-pile rugs that provided both warmth and comfort. Over millennia, this tradition evolved and was carried forth by nomadic Turks, eventually leaving an indelible mark on human culture and society. Our magnificent late nineteen century Antique Yastik...