Additional Features

• Color: Orange/Red.
• Origin: Persian Rugs.
• Style: Oushak Rugs.
• One of the features that stands out about this rug is the type of knot that was used to create it. It was created using the Turkish Ghiordes knot, or symmetrical knot. Persian and Turkish rugs generally fall into two different construction types. Persian rugs typically use the Senneh rug knot, which is known as the asymmetrical knot.
• Both knots appear the same on the front of the work, but it is on the back of the carpet where you can see the difference. The Senneh type of rug knot is thought to produce finer work than the Ghiordes knot, but the Ghiordes knot is considered to produce a stronger, sturdier and more durable area rug. The Ghiordes knot takes longer to tie than the Senneh knot, which means that it takes longer to produce a carpet of this size.
• When you think of Persian carpets, you typically think of finer designs and smaller detail. This contrasts with Turkish carpets, such as the iconic and decorative antique Turkish Oushak rugs, that feature large, oversized designs and bolder color choices. Many of the older Turkish carpets were originally created to inhabit spaces like palaces and public buildings. They were meant to create a sense of grandeur and awe. As such, they have seen many footsteps cross their path. This adds to their character and the unique story that they have to tell.
• This gorgeous Ghiordes rug, with its bold pattern and striking colors, will make an excellent addition to traditional decor. It could also make a statement in a contemporary room. Antique rugs as this magnificent tribal Ghiordes rug are a unique for so many varied reasons and this specific antique Turkish rug is one that will be treasured for many years to come.