306 E 61st St New York City, NY 10065 , United States Call Seller 212.586.5511

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One-of-a-kind Oversized Antique Turkish Oushak Handmade Rug

$ 80,000
  • Description
    This exquisite antique Turkish dates back to 1920 and features a rich all-over design of floral and geometric patterns and arabesques in shades of rust and red. The large diamond medallion is a hallmark of a traditional, symmetrical Oriental large area rugs. Originating in the traditions of largely nomadic Turkic peoples, the antique Turkish kilim, like the Persian carpet, developed during the medieval Seljuk period a more sophisticated urban aspect, produced in large workshops for commissions by the court and for export. The many styles of design reached maturity during the early Ottoman Empire, and most modern production, especially for export, looks back to the styles of that period. Turkish and Oushak antique rugs and carpets are made in a wide range of distinct styles originating from various regions in Anatolia.
  • More Information
    Period: 1920-1949
    Condition: Good.
    Creation Date: 1920
    Styles / Movements: Traditional
    Dealer Reference #: BB5281
    Incollect Reference #: 536279
  • Dimensions
    W. 204 in; H. 233 in;
    W. 518.16 cm; H. 591.82 cm;
Message from Seller:

Founded in 1965, Doris Leslie Blau is a legendary New York City rug emporium, renowned for its selection of antique, vintage, and contemporary pieces. Now owned by Nader Bolour, the gallery continues its tradition of offering exceptional designs while also creating custom rugs that reinvent traditional textures and styles. | nader@dlbrugs.com | 212.586.5511

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