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73774 Vintage Red Turkish Oushak Rug, 06'07 x 10'03.
Like a crimson dawn stretched across the Anatolian plains, this hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug radiates warmth and noble artistry. At its heart rests a grand, geometric medallion—an opulent burst of form, crowned by fiery reds, sunlit golds, and neutral hues. This medallion, edged with delicate lappets and ornate anchor pendants, pulses like a sun in full bloom, its intricate layers resembling stylized blossoms and talismanic emblems, evoking both beauty and protection.
The surrounding field, a rich and unbroken expanse of scarlet red, is bold in its simplicity, allowing the central medallion to shine with undivided brilliance. This open ground speaks of strength and clarity, a canvas of power and passion, softened only by the subtle whispers of age and the hand of the weaver. It is in this luminous field that the medallion finds its breath, floating freely, yet grounded by the ancient wisdom of design.
In the corners, delicate spandrels emerge in hues of lavender and amethyst, like twilight clouds meeting the horizon. These are adorned with charming floral sprays, where stylized rosettes and leafy stems climb gracefully, adding a touch of nature’s elegance to the bold geometry. These corner flourishes create a gentle frame, anchoring the composition while allowing the field to remain open and luminous.
Encircling the composition is a golden ochre border, richly decorated with rows of stylized grapes, leaves, and vines, dancing in a rhythmic procession of color. This botanical meander is flanked by an outer carnation guard band—a slender thread of floral joy, repeating the eternal bloom of Anatolia’s gardens. This rug, with its timeless palette and poetic design, stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Turkish craftsmanship, a woven jewel of history and artful grace.
- Abrash.
- Hand knotted wool.
- Made in Turkey.
- Measures: 06'07 x 10'03.
- Pile Height: 0.22 of an inch.
- Date: 1940's. Mid-20th Century.
