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50500 Vintage Red Turkish Oushak Rug, 07'02 x 10'00.
Drenched in a palette of autumn’s last embers and steeped in the grandeur of Ottoman elegance, this hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug unfurls like an operatic overture woven in thread. A regal red field sets the stage—fiery, soulful, and profound—framing an ornate, almond-shaped medallion that flourishes with curling arabesques, baroque botanicals, and scrolling vinery. Each motif seems to bloom from memory, evoking the faded splendor of Anatolian palaces and the echoes of ancestral tales whispered beneath gilded domes.
The medallion pulses at the rug’s heart like an illuminated manuscript brought to life, its curvilinear design stitched in warm sienna, beige, and earthy browns. Encircling this central flourish, symphonic sprays of floral ornamentation reach outward—rose-like blossoms and leafy tendrils dancing across the field with measured grace. Their rhythm is lyrical, as if the very weave hums a forgotten folk song—slow, soulful, and steeped in heritage.
Framing this romantic tableau is a border of tan-colored parchment, inscribed with ancient geometric symbols, tribal rosettes, and talismanic glyphs that speak of protection and abundance. Within its darkened edge, stylized blossoms float in solemn procession, offering a delicate contrast to the vibrancy of the inner field. The balance between boldness and refinement, drama and serenity, echoes the artistry that has defined Oushak weavers for generations.
This vintage Turkish Oushak is more than a floor covering—it is a portal to a poetic past, a woven artifact of storytelling and spirit. Whether gracing a stately hall or anchoring a quiet sanctuary, it brings with it a sense of lineage and lyricism. In its every knot lies the touch of a craftsman’s hand and the hush of history—a timeless serenade of Anatolian splendor.
- Abrash. Desirable Age Wear.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Turkey.
- Measures: 07'02 x 10'00.
- Pile Height: 0.20 of an inch.
- Date: 1960's Mid-20th Century.
