Using designs colors, and shades of the 19th-century Turkish weavers, these beautiful rugs, recreate the classic look and Oushak style. Hand-knotted in India, using the finest lustrous wools. Oushak rugs with their soft look, work so well in so many different room settings. A designer’s favorite and when you see them in a room you realize why they’re preferred.

This rug is based on antique oriental rug designs but uses a contemporary color palette. The main characteristic of the rug is the noticeable abrash (color change), a new technique of knotting between two color hues, which imparts an antique look. Hand-knotted with a very high knot count and using only the finest wools, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one.

This collection is based on antique rug designs but uses a contemporary color palette. The main characteristic of these rugs is the noticeable abrash (color change), a new technique of weaving between two color hues, which imparts an antique look. Hand-knotted in China with a very high knot count and using only the finest wools, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one. With a very high knot count of approximately 240 knots per square inch, and using only the finest wools from New Zealand & Mongolia, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one.

This collection is based on antique rug designs but uses a contemporary color palette. The main characteristic of these rugs is the noticeable abrash (color change), a new technique of weaving between two color hues, which imparts an antique look. Hand-knotted in China with a very high knot count and using only the finest wools, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one. With a very high knot count of approximately 240 knots per square inch, and using only the finest wools from New Zealand & Mongolia, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one.

This rug is based on antique oriental rug designs but uses a contemporary color palette. The main characteristic of the rug is the noticeable abrash (color change), a new technique of weaving between two color hues, which imparts an antique look. Hand-knotted with a very high knot count and using only the finest wools, the result is the character of an heirloom rug with the resilience of a new one.

This Oriental area rug brings a classic look to your home with its subtle pattern and refined texture. Crafted from a blend of 85% wool and 15% cotton, it offers a soft feel underfoot that's well-suited for high-traffic areas. It features a timeless aesthetic that easily coordinates with your existing decor without overwhelming the room. Plus, the handmade construction adds a one-of-a-kind feel to your indoor space.

Carpet had a few pulls and funny odor. Otherwise loved the color and design. Lydia. Trumbull, CT. Thu Sep 17 2026