Anatolian Oushak Design Wool Carpet

Bring timeless elegance and historic artistry into your home with this Anatolian Oushak‑style wool carpet — a piece that fuses centuries of weaving tradition with modern décor sensibilities.

Hand‑knotted in the Turkish Anatolian region, this carpet draws from the renowned legacy of the Uşak (Oushak) workshops, celebrated for their lush wool, large‑scale medallions and soft, luminous palettes. Wikipedia+2mattcamron.com+2
• Materials & Feel: Crafted from premium natural wool, offering a plush yet resilient texture that’s comfortable underfoot while built to last.
• Design: Features a bold central medallion or balanced large‑field motif layout, surrounded by graceful botanical scrolls, palmettes and subtle tribal‑inspired geometry. mattcamron.com
• Palette: Harmonious tones drawn from the Anatolian aesthetic — warm ivories, soft terracottas, faded blues, muted golds and gentle greys — creating a look that is both rich and versatile. turkiyerug.com+1
• Craftsmanship: Each carpet is hand‑knotted using the Turkish (symmetric) knot method, rooted in centuries‑old tradition. mattcamron.com+1
• Versatility: Whether placed in a formal living room, a master bedroom suite or beneath a stylish dining table, this carpet acts as a statement piece that anchors a room with history and texture.

Key Features

• Region & Style: Anatolian / Oushak‑inspired design

• Material: 100% wool (pile & foundation) for durability and luxury

• Construction: Hand‑knotted craftsmanship, ensuring each piece is unique

• Motifs: Large medallion or open‑field floral & scroll pattern layout

• Colours: Soft yet expressive palette — designed to complement modern interiors while retaining classic charm

• Ideal Use: Living rooms, formal seating areas, generous bedrooms or feature zones

Care & Considerations

• Because this is handmade, slight variations in knotting, colour tone (abrash) and pile height are natural and contribute to the character of the rug.

• To maintain its longevity, vacuum without beater‑bar, rotate periodically and avoid prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the wool’s tone and texture.