Vintage Turkish Kars Gallery Size Runner

Rug Number 32011 Size 5' 3" x 11' 3" Design Kars Collection Antique/Vintage Material Wool Texture Pile Weave Origin Turkey Age Antique/Vintage

This Vintage Turkish Anatolian Runner features an all-over array of lozenge botanical medallions composed blossoms and stylized florals laying on the coral and terracotta field. A st...

Beautiful vintage runner rug, hand knotted wool with a tan field, ivory accents in a center medallion. This rug measures 2' 10" x 11' 2" circa 1940.

52711 Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug Runner, 03'07 x 11'07. Originating from the Oushak region in western Turkey, antique-washed Turkish Oushak rugs undergo a meticulous washing process designed to soften colors and introducing subtle variations that mimic natural aging, imparting a weathered allure reminiscent of aged treasures. The primary aim is to replicate the aesthetic qualities of antique rugs while upholding the traditional craftsmanship of Turkish rug-making, often showcasing muted, earthy tones and classic motifs characteristic of Oushak rugs. Highly sought after for their ability to seamlessly complement both classic and contemporary interiors, these authentic Turkish Oushak rugs radiate warmth, character, and nostalgia, cherished by collectors and decorators as prized possessions, whether serving as striking focal points or elegant accents within a space. Exuding a blend of modern design aesthetics and laid-back luxury, this hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug runner epitomizes rustic elegance with a hint of tribal allure. The antique-washed composition boasts two large-scale hexagonal latch-hook medallions adorned with symbolic Anatolian motifs, gracefully dancing across a backdrop of richly striated oyster gray and warm taupe tones. Encircled by an eight-point star border, the rug emanates a sense of timeless sophistication, effortlessly blending contemporary style with traditional craftsmanship. Each horizontal side is punctuated by an endcap featuring a geometric pattern composed of pentagon house shapes...