- Kazak
- 6’10” x 9’3″
- Recently Made
- 100% Wool
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wow. look at colors. amazing, not ? Our red 3×4 oushak turkish antique area rug colors are Red, Dark-Navy, Ivory. A silky, soft, and luminous wool-cotton blend is commonly used to create Oushak rugs. They typically present a calm and tame appearance.
The center of the field of this Ivory-white 7×11 sparta turkish antique area rug is adorned with a medallion design. The rug’s main design features a floral motif that is also present in the border. It is made from wool and hand-knotted. The Sparta collection features unique, timeless patterns that are ideal for any home.
Wool is the traditional material for Orange 6×9 kars turkish antique area rug, and only natural dyes are used in the process. Some individuals in rural areas use goat hair instead of sheep’s wool when weaving carpets by hand. Traditional Kars rugs are woven by hand. They are not taught the art of hand weaving carpets in any formal setting, such as a class or a school.
Turkish carpets include Oushak rugs. Oushak is a village in west-central Anatolia, south of Istanbul. This ancient Oriental carpet is of high quality. Red, Orange, Beige, and Ivory are the main colors of our Red Orange 3×4 Oushak Turkish Antique Area Rug. Oushak rugs are often woven from soft, bright wool cotton. People think they’re quiet and subdued.
The knot density in a Heriz rug like this heriz azerbaijan antique oriental area rug 7×9 ranges from about 40kpi to about 100kpi. (Although occasionally finer knotting silk Heriz carpets were manufactured.) The coarser knotting enhances the looser designs and styles of these carpets. Heriz (Heris) style rugs are typically larger, more durable, and more resistant. The knotted wool yarn pile on a cotton warp makes this possible.
Oushak craftsmanship is among the best regarding materials and texture since they consider both the quality and the carpet’s aesthetic appeal. This 7×10 oushak turkish antique area rug has a cotton foundation and a wool pile. The density and knot size is the most significant aspects of weaving. When purchasing a rug, it is vital to know how well the knots are tied, as a flimsy rug will not last as long as a more sturdy one.
The 1960s was when this magnificent Red Orange 7 x 10 Sparta Turkish Antique Area Rug was made. Its layout features a geometric pattern in several shades that resemble ruby jewels. The predominant colors in this rug are Beige, Tan, and Brown.
The quality of Turkish rugs has earned them a worldwide reputation, and our 4×7 turkish antique area rug is no exception. They range from wool rugs to hand-knotted and are exceptionally well-made. What started as a handcrafted, everyday comfort is now a thriving industry.
Antique Turkish Keyseri Rugs like our 7×10 turkish antique area rug are woven by skilled weavers in the central Turkish town of Keyseri. The primary materials used in producing Turkish carpets from this city are either a cotton/wool blend or silk. Many of the motifs and patterns in these carpets are influenced by Iran and other regions where Keyseri traded because of its strategic location on the silk trading route.
To create this 4×7 anatolian turkish antique area rug , a weaver uses warps (usually wool) and wefts (either wool or cotton). With their tightly interwoven threads, Anatolian rugs are not only long-lasting but also versatile, as they may be used either way.
