tan 5×10 hereke turkish antique area rug
$2,500.00
Hereke rugs are unique in the oriental rug business because they are made with cutting-edge technology. Silk, wool, and cotton are some of the materials used to make oriental carpets. The tan 5×10 hereke turkish antique area rug we sell is made of wool and cotton.
tan 5×10 hereke turkish antique area rug :
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Product ID |
BOB-1255 |
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Design: |
Hereke-Turkish
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Size (Ft.) |
5′ 1″ x 10′ 1″
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Material (Pile-Foundation): |
Wool – Wool
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Age: |
60-70 Years Old |
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Condition Notes (See Condition Rating Above): |
Good Condition (Abrash) |
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Colors (Note: Refer to pictures for most accurate color representation) Tan, Brown, Ivory, Blue, Light Mint, Beige
Hand Made In: Turkey |
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The tan 5×10 hereke turkish antique area rug is the most elegant and refined piece in the Hereke collection. Inspired by the court carpets of Safavid Iran and Ottoman Turkey, the Hereke workshops kept a level of design and weaving skill that was unmatched, especially in their silk, wool, and cotton rugs, which were the only ones to keep the sumptuous beauty of the past. The primary colors in this rug are Tan, Brown, Ivory, Blue, Light Mint, and Beige.
Materials, texture, and weaving :
Hereke rugs are unique in the oriental rug business because they are made with cutting-edge technology. Silk, wool, and cotton are materials used to make oriental carpets. The tan 5×10 hereke turkish antique area rug we sell is made of wool and cotton.
Design of ivory white 4×6 hereke turkish antique area rug :
Since Hereke carpets are woven, they have more curves and patterns from Persian art than Turkish rugs. The delicate flower patterns on the silk Herekes, which can be carnations, tulips, roses, crocuses, lilacs, hyacinths, or plum blossoms, are mostly made up of soft pastel colors.
Where can you put a this vintage turkish area rug?
• Dining Room
• Living Room
• Guest Room
• Bedroom
| Color | BEIGE, BLUE, BROWN |
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| Size | Medium |
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