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53712 Vintage Muted Turkish Oushak Rug, 06'06 x 15'03.
Woven with quiet eloquence and the disciplined grace of Shibui aesthetics, this hand knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug is a meditation in minimalism. Its delicate palette of sun-bleached tan, parchment beige, and whisper-soft neutrals evokes the purity of sand dunes under overcast skies. The surface, though faded by time and softened by an antique wash, holds the echo of intricate craftsmanship—an elegant interplay of form and restraint.
Two stepped medallions rise gently from the field like ancient mountain silhouettes dissolving into mist. They do not shout but murmur, their presence revealed only to the patient eye. Decorated with barely perceptible tribal emblems and ambiguous motifs, these medallions embody the philosophy of imperfection and subtle beauty—an homage to the unseen details that shape our experience. Their geometry fades in and out of perception, as if half-remembered from a dream or a sacred landscape worn smooth by centuries of wind and prayer.
Encircling this field is a slender meander border, a ribbon of continuity and quiet movement. Its rhythmic flow suggests a silent procession—a path walked not with feet, but with thought and breath. The border’s restraint highlights the negative space within, allowing each worn patch and softened line to speak volumes. In its humble design, this rug leaves room for reflection, embodying a luxurious simplicity that transcends fashion.
Crafted for spaces that celebrate balance, authenticity, and calm, this muted Oushak rug is more than decor—it is a philosophy rendered in wool. Rooted in Anatolian heritage yet breathing with the soul of Wabi-Sabi and Shibui, it invites stillness and introspection into the contemporary home. Whether anchoring a serene retreat or softening the edge of modern minimalism, it stands as a testament to the elegance of less.
- Abrash.
- Antique Wash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Turkey.
- Measures: 06'06 x 15'03.
- Pile Height: 0.18 of an inch.
- Date: 1950's. Mid-20th Century.