Anatolian Oushak Design Silk Carpet

Anatolian Oushak Design Silk 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.

Mid-Century Modern carpets and rugs such as Moroccan rugs and Scandinavian rugs have swelled in popularity for a wide variety of interiors

Colors: Aqua

Consisting of dyes found in the elevated plateau of Tibet

America and China

was located an important nexus on the trading route of the Silk Road

Design: Beni Ourain Moroccan Wool Carpet

Rug Number: 70003025

Rug Number: 70002620

Design: Savonnerie Wool Carpet

Style: Antique Indian Agra Carpet

therefore Antique Persian carpets are among the finest and most important examples of textile art

Design: Late 18th Century English Axminster Carpet