Anatolian Oushak Design Carpet

Anatolian Oushak Design CarpetTurkish carpets, also referred to as Anatolian carpets, were produced by many ethnic and tribal groups in Turkey and Central Asia. Deriving originally from a utilitarian need to insulate homes against harsh winter cold, these rugs covered doors, walls, and floors, often in layers, for city or nomadic tent dwellers alike. The carpets whether hand knotted or flat weave were always hand made (by women and girls) out of wool, cotton, and sometimes silk.

Art Deco Carpets showcase what the mid 20th century was largely defined by – the experimentation and innovation in the arts

Designs featured in antique rugs made in Iran are prized for their flawless proportions

Byzantine rugs were hung on walls in wealthier homes to help insulate them against brutal winter cold

Senneh carpets originate from the Kurdish capital of Sanandij

Rug Number: 70003115

Rug Number: 70002652

We have a wide selection -- in both breadth and depth -- of antique and modern masterpieces rugs that will create an iconic statement in any swelling or work space

as well as with gold and silver threads

It has been theorized that the weavers of Kerman carpets in the 17th century were the most creative and influential weavers in the history of Persian carpets

(Girls from wealthier families were taught embroidery and quilting

Size: 9’9” X 13’2”

broke away from centuries of tradition that incorporated perspective to represent reality