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Double Knot
13 White Street
New York City, NY 10013 , United States
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Fantastic Antique Oushak Carpet
$ 99,500
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Description
A fantastic, oversize antique Oushak carpet. The real deal, the genuine article, the kind that built the legend of Oushak.
The best examples, like this one, display a lighthearted, playful, almost impressionistic take on classical Persian designs: motifs enlarged, improvised with charming imperfections, mixed with elements Turkish tribal weavers bring from their own local traditions, rendered in colors not seen anywhere else in the carpet weaving world. Still supremely appealing more than a century after its creation.
Please note: The carpet weighs 185 lbs. and requires special handling. - More Information
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Dimensions
W. 192 in; H. 234 in; W. 487.68 cm; H. 594.36 cm;
Message from Seller:
Established in 2002, Double Knot is New York City's premier gallery specializing in tribal rugs and textiles from Turkey, Iran, the Caucasus, Central Asia, and Morocco, with a focus on understanding their rich weaving traditions. The gallery caters to collectors, interior designers, and enthusiasts, offering a deeper connection to these historical and cultural pieces. | murat@double-knot.com | 212.966.9113
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