Antique Anatolian Sarkisla Yuruk Runner

Oushak carpets are named after the large town in western Anatolia (Turkey) where they were woven. This town has been a major weaving center for rug production since the reign of the Ottoman Empire (July, 1299 – October, 1923) up to the current day. This Empire is widely considered to have been the most powerful in the world under the rule of Suleiman the Magnificent...

A bold and graphic Lenkoran runner from the Southeast Caucasus featuring a traditional pattern of water bug medallions on an amber field. This runner w...

Kirshehir is a town in central Anatolia located between Kayseri and Ankara. The rugs woven there utilize excellent quality wool and often feature vibrant colors such as a distinctiv...

The Caucasus is the geographically-isolated mountainous region north of Persia between the Black and Caspian Seas. The diverse population of this area primarily consists of Armenians...

52180 Oushak Vintage Turkish Oushak Runner with Modern Tribal. This vintage Turkish Oushak carpet runner with modern tribal style communicates some of the finer and more important po...

On an abrashed red ground, three large nested piecrust edge oval medallions are set with internal rosettes and floral tendrils. An rosette vinery surrounds the medallions. The brown ...

52062 Vintage Turkish Oushak Runner, 04'06 x 13'00. Warm and inviting with incredible detail and texture, this hand knotted vintage Turkish Oushak runner is a captivating vision of w...

Antique Anatolian Karapinar Runner Rug, Late 19th Century Karapinar, meaning ‘black spring’ in Turkish, is a small town in the vicinity of Karaman in southeastern Anatolia. During the 15th century, this area was home to the Karamind Khanate, the greatest rival to the Ottomans in Anatolia. Karapinar rug...