Where were these rugs made?

These textiles were produced in Western Turkey, primarily associated with the historic weaving centre of Oushak and the surrounding Anatolian region. Craftsmen utilised local materials and traditional Ottoman design vocabularies that have endured for centuries.

What periods do these rugs cover?

The available selection spans the late nineteenth century and the early twentieth century, with dates ranging from eighteen-seventy to nineteen-twenty. This era captures a distinct period of traditional regional production before modern industrial methods transformed the craft.

How do I choose the right size?

Consider the spatial requirements of your room, noting that the inventory includes everything from small square mats and accent pieces to massive carpets and long runners. Measuring your floor space carefully ensures the chosen format complements the proportions of the interior.

What materials are used in the pile?

The pieces are constructed primarily from wool and cotton, with select examples incorporating soft angora wool. These natural fibres provide the durability and distinctive texture characteristic of traditional Turkish hand knotting.

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Terracotta Oushak Rug

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A terracotta oushak rug brings distinct warmth and heritage to a floor, offering softly faded traditional patterns born in Western Turkey during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.