Anatolian Oushak Design Carpet

Anatolian Oushak Design CarpetUshak Oushak Carpets were woven in the town of Ushak (also known as Oushak) in Anatolia, about one hundred miles south of Ankara, the Turkish capital. Oushak rugs have been prized for their refinement, quality, and design for over 500 years ago, when they were first in high demand by nobility and royalty of the Ottoman Empire as decorative wall and table coverings. Since then, the reputation of Ushak Oushak rugs has withstood the test of time: as

techniques

Tibetan rugs have been traditionally made from Tibetan highland sheep wool

"Mid-Century Modern" refers to an architectural and interior design style that dominated the design arts between the 1940s through the 1960s

Style: Antique Persian Carpet

Design: North West Persian Heriz Carpet

artists seeking a new paradigm to reflect changes taking place in science

much of the combined artistic influence is reflected in their designs and patterns

elegant bouquets and traditional French compositions

even if similar motifs and patterns are used

Size: 6' X 9'2"

The patterns of these rugs offer endless elegant patterns with the Herati motif

from a town of the same name and its neighboring villages