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A handmade rug is a type of rug that is meticulously crafted by skilled artisans using traditional weaving techniques. These rugs are created by hand, knot by knot, using various materials such as wool, silk, or cotton. The process of making a handmade rug can be time-consuming, but it results in a unique and durable piece of art. Handmade rugs often have intricate patterns, exquisite detail, and superior craftsmanship. They are cherished for their beauty, craftsmanship, and the cultural heritage they represent.

An Oushak rug, also known as Ushak rug, is a type of Turkish rug that originates from the town of Oushak (Uşak) in western Anatolia, Turkey. These rugs have a long history dating back several centuries and are highly regarded for their exquisite design and craftsmanship.

Oushak rugs are known for their unique aesthetic qualities. They often feature spacious designs with large-scale motifs and soft, muted color palettes. The motifs commonly found in Oushak rugs include geometric patterns, floral elements, medallions, and vine scrolls. The colors tend to be earthy and softer compared to other Turkish rug styles.

Traditionally, Oushak rugs were hand-knotted using high-quality wool and sometimes incorporated silk accents. Today, machine-made versions of Oushak rugs are also available, but the authentic handmade ones are cherished for their artistry and value.







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290 x 184 cm 

Wool on cotton -  Professionally cleaned  - Türkiye - Late 20th century

Home Living Area Turkish Rug - Rug - 290 cm - 184 cm

Japanese Art

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Katana

Woodblock print

Asian art and objects

Vase

Asian prints paintings and scrolls

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Hanging scroll (Kakejiku)

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Sword

Tsuba

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Home Living Area Turkish Rug - Rug - 290 cm - 184 cm

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