tan 5×12 hereke turkish antique runner rug
$3,999.99
Instead of one pair of warps, two are used. First warps come before second. This adds a weft when weaving. Turkish or Ghiordes symmetrical knots are used. The result is a sturdy rug with a simple pattern. The tan 5×12 hereke turkish antique runner rug is made of wool and cotton.
tan 5×12 hereke turkish antique runner rug :
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Product ID |
BOB-1223 |
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Design: |
Hereke-Turkish
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Size (Ft.) |
12′ 4″ x 4′ 11″
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Material (Pile-Foundation): |
Wool – Wool
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Age: |
70-80 Years Old |
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Condition Notes (See Condition Rating Above): |
Top Condition
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Colors (Note: Refer to pictures for most accurate color representation) Brown, Beige, Tan, Ivory, Yellow, Pink
Hand Made In: Turkey |
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The tan 5×12 hereke turkish antique runner rug is the epitome of late 19th- and early 20th-century Turkish rugs. Inspired by Safavid Iran and Ottoman Turkey court carpets, Hereke workshops maintained an exceptional standard of excellence in design and weaving technique, especially in their silk, wool, and cotton rugs, effectively preserving the opulent splendor of the ancient past. This hereke rug is Brown, Beige, Tan, Ivory, Yellow, and Pink.
Materials, texture, and weaving :
Instead of one pair of warps, two are used. The first warps come before the second. This adds a weft when weaving. Turkish or Ghiordes symmetrical knots are used. The result is a sturdy rug with a simple pattern. The tan 5×12 hereke turkish antique runner rug is made of wool and cotton.
Design of dark navy 3×15 hereke turkish semi antique runner :
Hereke carpets like this tan 5×12 hereke turkish antique runner rug have more Persian-inspired curves than other Turkish rugs because they’re woven. Carnations, tulips, roses, crocuses, lilacs, hyacinths, and plum blooms may be featured in Herekes’ elaborate floral patterns.
Where can you use this antique carpet?
The tan 5×12 hereke turkish antique runner rug we offer is multifunctional. Several places might use this rug. It can be used in the Living/Dining/Guest/Bedroom.
| Size | Runner |
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| Color | BEIGE, BROWN, YELLOW |
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