11 x 14 Antique Turkish Oushak Rug 71497

71497 Late 19th Century Antique Turkish Oushak Rug, 11'04 x 14'07.

Bathed in the soft glow of time, this hand knotted wool Late 19th Century antique Turkish Oushak rug exudes an enchanting warmth, its golden hues whispering the stories of Anatolia’s grand weaving heritage. The warm tan colored field, kissed by time, sets the stage for an exquisite dance of botanical motifs and stylized palmettes. Rooted in centuries-old traditions, the sprawling, symmetrical medallion at its heart serves as an anchor, from which delicate vine scrolls and ethereal floral sprays unfurl, creating a mesmerizing rhythm of design.  

Each element within this artisanal masterpiece is woven with intention, reflecting the mastery of Oushak weavers who infused their work with both structure and spontaneity. The soft umber and faded lavender tones woven into the intricate border frame the composition with an aura of quiet sophistication. These earthy tones, derived from natural dyes, speak to the age-old practice of using organic materials to craft rugs that not only endure but also evolve, their colors deepening with time like a well-loved tapestry of memories.  

The hand-knotted wool, imbued with a luminous patina, offers a texture that is as inviting as it is resilient. Oushak weavers favored a looser knotting technique, allowing their designs to breathe with a painterly quality that is both refined and relaxed. The subtle abrash, those natural shifts in tone across the surface, adds depth and character, reinforcing the authenticity and one-of-a-kind charm of this woven heirloom.  

A piece of living history, this antique Oushak rug transcends mere decoration—it is a bridge between past and present, a textile steeped in cultural artistry and timeless elegance. Whether placed in a grand interior or a softly lit retreat, its presence evokes a sense of tranquility and refinement, an invitation to revel in the rich legacy of Turkish craftsmanship.

• Abrash. 
• Hand-knotted wool. 
• Made in Turkey. 
• Measures: 11'04 x 14'07.
• Pile Height: 0.23 of an inch.
• Date: 1890's. Late 19th Century.