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10 x 14 - Taupe Antique Turkish Sivas Rug - 51847

10 x 14 - Taupe Antique Turkish Sivas Rug - 51847

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Rug Details

Origin: Turkey
Code: 51847
Size: 09'10 x 14'01
Age: Antique
Color: Taupe
Description: Sivas
Condition: used
Materials: Wool
Style: Traditional
Shape: Rectangular
Stack: 215

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Care Instructions

● 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:-

51847 Antique Turkish Sivas Rug, 09'10 x 14'01.

The Gilded Reverie: An Antique Turkish Sivas Masterpiece of Botanical Splendor

An evocative testament to the artistic heritage of Anatolian weaving, this hand-knotted wool antique Turkish Sivas rug from the Early 20th Century embodies the splendor of Ottoman-inspired ornamentation and the enduring sophistication of classical textile artistry. Renowned for their intricate floral compositions and refined craftsmanship, Sivas rugs occupy a distinguished place in the decorative traditions of Turkey, where generations of artisans cultivated an impeccable appreciation for symmetry, symbolism, and botanical beauty. An expansive field of muted taupe and antique champagne provides an ethereal backdrop for a magnificent crimson medallion, its elaborate silhouette evoking the ornamental grandeur of historic palace interiors. The harmonious interplay of delicate motifs, sumptuous hues, and time-softened textures creates an atmosphere of quiet opulence, revealing a stunning masterwork conceived for spaces of cultivated distinction.

At the heart of the exceptional composition rests an elaborate eight-point cusped trefoil medallion, its intricate contours unfolding through a succession of stylized palmettes, scalloped rosettes, and interlacing arabesque vines. The central floral nucleus radiates outward into an architectural arrangement of crimson blossoms, recalling the geometric perfection of Islamic garden design and its symbolic interpretation of paradise. Each pointed extension introduces a sense of celestial order, while the surrounding trefoil formations evoke spiritual harmony and the continuity of life. Anchoring the medallion at either end are ornamental palmette pendants, their graceful silhouettes representing growth, vitality, and renewal. Scattered throughout the open field, miniature flowerheads and clustered botanical sprigs establish a gentle rhythm, allowing the commanding centerpiece to emerge with remarkable clarity. Beneath these decorative elements, a faint network of flowering tendrils lends the background an enchanting, almost dreamlike quality.

Occupying the four corners, elaborate spandrels introduce an intimate world of floral abundance, where miniature rosettes, leafy branches, and swirling vines extend inward from the perimeter. Their intricate arrangement echoes the medallion's decorative vocabulary, establishing a visual connection between the central ornament and its surrounding framework. Encircling this composition is a magnificent Shah Abbasi palmette border, distinguished by oversized blossoms, serrated foliage, and scrolling arabesques unfolding against a saturated garnet ground. Traditionally associated with the artistic achievements of the Safavid era, Shah Abbasi motifs celebrate the beauty of cultivated gardens, with palmettes and flowering branches suggesting prosperity, immortality, and the eternal regeneration of nature. Double inner and outer floral meander guard bands complete the striking design, their rhythmic ornamentation providing an elegant architectural enclosure. The contrast between the richly embellished border and the understated interior creates a mesmerizing sense of depth, balance, and ceremonial refinement.

Possessing the romantic character of an inherited acquisition, this antique Turkish Sivas rug offers a compelling expression of historical prestige for collectors and connoisseurs of decorative art. Its sophisticated palette and regal botanical composition resonate with the architectural elegance of French Neoclassical, Georgian, English Country, and Traditional European interiors. Particularly captivating within prestigious Connecticut estates, historic Hudson Valley manor houses, distinguished Charleston residences, and private libraries adorned with walnut furnishings and gilded antiques, this exquisite work of art introduces an atmosphere of aristocratic grace. Its expansive proportions lend themselves to formal drawing rooms, grand dining salons, and art-filled residences where heritage and personal connoisseurship define the surroundings. A celebration of Anatolian craftsmanship and centuries of ornamental tradition, this extraordinary masterpiece offers the enduring pleasure of living with an cherished treasure—one whose beauty, symbolism, and cultural significance remain timeless.

  • Distressed. Desirable Age Wear.
  • Abrash. Antique wash.
  • Hand-knotted wool.
  • Made in Turkey.
  • Measures: 09'10 x 14'01.
  • Date: 1920's. Early 20th Century.