4 x 7 - Yellow Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug - 50093
4 x 7 - Yellow Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug - 50093
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● Vacuum with the beater bar off and always in the direction of the pile.
● Rotate 180° every 6 months for even wear and sun-fade balance.
● Blot spills immediately with a white cloth—never rub.
● Use a breathable rug pad to prevent slipping and fiber stress.
● Schedule a professional hand-wash every 3–5 years (sooner for high-traffic or pets).
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Description:-
50093 Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug, 04'00 x 07'00.
The Rose Reverie: A Vintage Turkish Oushak Masterpiece of Opulent Grandeur
This hand-knotted wool vintage Turkish Oushak rug captures a romantic chapter of Anatolian weaving through an exuberant floral composition steeped in cultivated charm. Across a golden beige field, sweeping stems carry voluptuous roses and smaller blossoms in coral, raspberry, golden yellow, olive, and chocolate brown. The generous scale of the flowers gives the carpet an almost painterly presence, recalling the decorative fascination with European garden imagery that entered Turkish textile design and was transformed by local weavers into something distinctly their own. Its inviting palette and expressive drawing make this stunning masterwork feel at once aristocratic and wonderfully personal.
Large roses dominate the field, opening in rhythmic succession along sinuous branches that create an elegant sense of movement from end to end. In the language of decorative arts, the rose has long symbolized love, beauty, passion, and perfection, lending the design an enduring air of romance. Smaller buds suggest promise and unfolding life, while leafy tendrils weave between the blossoms as emblems of continuity and vitality. The intentionally stylized rendering preserves the character of hand craftsmanship, giving every flower an individuality that enhances the rug’s collectible appeal.
The spacious ground allows each botanical element to breathe, creating a sophisticated balance between ornament and negative space. Dark curving stems provide graphic definition, while touches of ochre and muted green temper the rosy coloration with earthy warmth. This interplay produces a distinctive decorative sensibility that feels particularly suited to collected interiors, where heritage textiles are appreciated as works of art. There is a gracious informality to the exceptional composition—luxurious without rigidity, expressive without visual excess.
A deep brown border surrounds the field with a continuous procession of flowering vines, blossoms, and scrolling foliage, creating a sumptuous frame for the lighter interior. Its darker tonality lends depth and anchors this extraordinary masterpiece, while the uninterrupted vine may be interpreted as a symbol of continuity and enduring life. With its memorable rose pattern, mellow coloration, tactile wool surface, and unmistakable vintage character, this exquisite work of art offers the privilege of owning an Anatolian Oushak whose romantic spirit can transform a room into an atmosphere of warmth, distinction, and timeless refinement.
- Abrash.
- Hand-knotted wool.
- Made in Turkey.
- Measures: 04'00 x 07'00.
- Date: 1960's. Mid-20th Century.