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Psamathe — Vintage Oushak Wool Runner Rug

Precio de oferta$350.00 USD

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Specifications
Type
Runner
Size
12'1" × 2'8" / 368 × 81 cm
Material
Wool
Style
Anatolian, Hand-knotted, Oushak, Vintage
Shape
Runner Rug
Best For
Hallway
Authenticity & Origin

Measuring 12 ft 1 in x 2 ft 8 in 367 cm x 82 cm) this softly colored in neutral tones Long Hallway Runner Rug was hand-knotted mid 20th Century according to traditional designs and techniques passed from generation to generation of home-based village weavers in the Villages and Towns in Central Anatolia, Turkey. Locally sourced sheep wool was hand-spun and then dyed with vegetable / organic dyes specific to the area. These rugs were traditionally quite bold and strongly colored and had quite thick, long pile/nap. However, such strongly colored and heavily piled rugs are not as compatible with contemporary home decor as they were with life in the Village in Turkey, so the colors in this rug have been softened and faded in natural sun light and the pile reduced / shaved to produce the “Vintage Distressed” look so in keeping with modern home decoration trends. The reduced pile allows for flexibility of placement under furniture and ease of cleaning in high traffic areas.
• Authentic, Quality Product. We source all of our rugs from the Villages and Towns in which they were originally made, selecting only those of the highest quality of original materials and workmanship.
• 100% Hand-Made, Natural Fibres, Organic / Vegetable Dyes.
• Sun Faded / Color Softened and Pile Reduced / Shaved
• Traditional Design and Motifs
• Hand-washed and air dried prior to being offered for sale
• Fast Courier Shipping with UPS Tracking and Signature Required.
• 24/7 Communication from Istanbul and London
• Wholesale discounts available. Please email us for details

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