Description:-
74018 Antique European Oushak Rug, 09'07 x 13'02.
Antique-washed European Oushak rugs are distinguished by their naturally soft, faded colors, achieved through a special washing process maintaining the rug's fibers and structure. Originating from or inspired by the traditional designs of Oushak region, these rugs are adapted to European tastes, featuring large-scale geometric and floral motifs in a muted color palette. These rugs are typically handwoven from wool, enhancing their durability and softness. The gentle fading technique aims to create an elegant, time-worn look suitable for both modern and traditional interiors.
In a fusion of European romance and Anatolian allure, this hand-knotted wool antique European Oushak rug weaves a tale of elegance and grace. A serene light green canvas unfolds beneath a grand, rose-colored lobed diamond medallion, cradled by an array of botanical wonders. Stylized florals and lush foliage dance across the rug, their delicate shapes and soft hues reminiscent of chintz floral designs. From the ornate corners, tendrils and blossoms seem to emerge, adding depth and enchantment to this captivating piece.
The European rug is beautifully framed by a blooming palmette pink border, creating a harmonious contrast with the tranquil green field. This border is delicately flanked by an inner and outer ribbon of running water, a guard band that further accentuates its refined and gentle aesthetic. The overall effect is one of a carefully curated garden, where each element is placed to create a sense of balance and beauty.
Drawing on the relaxed refinement of the English Country Cottage style, this antique European Oushak rug promises to infuse any space with a sense of nostalgic charm. Its soft color palette and intricate design make it an ideal choice for those seeking to add a touch of timeless elegance to their interior, transforming everyday spaces into realms of serene, romantic beauty.
- Abrash. Antique Surface Wash.
- Hand-knotted wool.
- Made in Europe.
- Measures: 09'07 x 13'02.
- Date: 1910s. Early 20th Century.
