Encased in a Greek key border & floral designs in deep blue, beige & peach, this 1920s-style rug enjoys Chinese Art Deco inspiration, connoting a distinctive vintage line newly unveiled from our Deco patterns. Mild light and dark spots on a biscuit beige open field uplift delicate classic floral designs decorating the inner corner in deep blue & pastel green for a refined oriental appeal. Hand-knotted in a healthy wool pile, a thriving piece from Rug & Kilim’s Antique & Vintage selections. Among the earliest of Rug & Kilim’s unique productions, originating circa 1980-1990 now unveiled as it enters its vintage tenure.

Color: Gray and IvoryDetails:Oushak RugsOushak, or Ushak, Uşak rugs are the most popular Turkish area rugs design. Oushak rugs are named after the city where they are initially made.Durable, beautiful, elegant; the queen of the rug universe, antique Oushaks are made with love to spread grace in today’s world.The PatternsMade by the villagers of the Uşak city, Turkey, Oushak rugs, among all, manifest themselves with the delicacy of their fine floral designs, which surprisingly goes with both modern and classic design language. Thus, Oushaks are indeed a part of a “timeless design”. This elegant floral concept in design is often accompanied by a tentative medallion in the middle. The scattered, unorderly manner of the patterns around it almost shows its post-modernity, a monument of modern expression from the past.The Use of ColorAs being exceptionally unique and attractive in terms of design, Oushaks could be found in different palettes than classic ivory and saffron like blues, pastel tones, apricot, and even green. As they are manufactured in western Turkey, stating that the color palette of Oushaks is Mediterranean influenced would not be wrong at all. Especially in the last decades, th more the lighter colors increased in design, the more Oushaks have been chosen by the interior designers in Europe and USA, rather than bold and dark Persian antique palette.Matched Interior Design TrendsThe decorative ideas for Oushak rugs are pretty easy, as they are already, so to speak, would change all look in your room, taking all the burden from other details. Yet they are still compatible with many popular trends from Traditional look to Contemporary.This unique design of Oushak rugs merged with the one-of-a-kind nature of handmade rugs has made them irreplaceable for the famous Ottoman mosques and the most important palaces during the Ottoman dynasty. Today, the oversize Oushaks used in Ottoman palaces are still exhibited in a museum in Istanbul.

Color: Beige and Blue Details:Oushak RugsOushak, or Ushak, Uşak rugs are the most popular Turkish area rugs design. Oushak rugs are named after the city where they are initially made.Durable, beautiful, elegant; the queen of the rug universe, antique Oushaks are made with love to spread grace in today’s world.The PatternsMade by the villagers of the Uşak city, Turkey, Oushak rugs, among all, manifest themselves with the delicacy of their fine floral designs, which surprisingly goes with both modern and classic design language. Thus, Oushaks are indeed a part of a “timeless design”. This elegant floral concept in design is often accompanied by a tentative medallion in the middle. The scattered, unorderly manner of the patterns around it almost shows its post-modernity, a monument of modern expression from the past.The Use of ColorAs being exceptionally unique and attractive in terms of design, Oushaks could be found in different palettes than classic ivory and saffron like blues, pastel tones, apricot, and even green. As they are manufactured in western Turkey, stating that the color palette of Oushaks is Mediterranean influenced would not be wrong at all. Especially in the last decades, th more the lighter colors increased in design, the more Oushaks have been chosen by the interior designers in Europe and USA, rather than bold and dark Persian antique palette.Matched Interior Design TrendsThe decorative ideas for Oushak rugs are pretty easy, as they are already, so to speak, would change all look in your room, taking all the burden from other details. Yet they are still compatible with many popular trends from Traditional look to Contemporary.This unique design of Oushak rugs merged with the one-of-a-kind nature of handmade rugs has made them irreplaceable for the famous Ottoman mosques and the most important palaces during the Ottoman dynasty. Today, the oversize Oushaks used in Ottoman palaces are still exhibited in a museum in Istanbul.

Antique 1920 Chinese and East Asian Traditional Chinese Peking 8' 1" X 9' 9" Blue Rug.

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1950-1960, this vintage 3x7 Moroccan runner is believed to hail from the Azilal tribe. On the Design: This runner is especially rare for being among the few Moroccan tribal rug provenance to favor black like this open field, which underscores colorful geometric medallions. Connoisseurs may admire this runner as a bold, graphic piece with drama and gravity—a work of presence and personal nature in its many beauties.Condition: This vintage Moroccan Azilal runner rug further enjoys great condition for its age and origin.

Color: Light Gray and IvoryDetails:Oushak RugsOushak, or Ushak, Uşak rugs are the most popular Turkish area rugs design. Oushak rugsare named after the city where they are initially made.Durable, beautiful, elegant; the queen of the rug universe, antique Oushaks are made withlove to spread grace in today’s world.The PatternsMade by the villagers of the Uşak city, Turkey, Oushak rugs, among all, manifest themselveswith the delicacy of their fine floral designs, which surprisingly goes with both modern andclassic design language. Thus, Oushaks are indeed a part of a “timeless design”. This elegantfloral concept in design is often accompanied by a tentative medallion in the middle. Thescattered, unorderly manner of the patterns around it almost shows its post-modernity, amonument of modern expression from the past.The Use of ColorAs being exceptionally unique and attractive in terms of design, Oushaks could be found indifferent palettes than classic ivory and saffron like blues, pastel tones, apricot, and evengreen. As they are manufactured in western Turkey, stating that the color palette of Oushaksis Mediterranean influenced would not be wrong at all. Especially in the last decades, themore the lighter colors increased in design, the more Oushaks have been chosen by theinterior designers in Europe and USA, rather than bold and dark Persian antique palette.Matched Interior Design TrendsThe decorative ideas for Oushak rugs are pretty easy, as they are already, so to speak, wouldchange all look in your room, taking all the burden from other details. Yet they are stillcompatible with many popular trends from Traditional look to Contemporary.This unique design of Oushak rugs merged with the one-of-a-kind nature of handmade rugshas made them irreplaceable for the famous Ottoman mosques and the most important palacesduring the Ottoman dynasty. Today, the oversize Oushaks used in Ottoman palaces are stillexhibited in a museum in Istanbul.