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Handknotted Turkish Oushak Runner: 4x11 Wool Hallway Rug
$785.00
✅ CUSTOMS TAX PAID ✅
🧵 Authentic Handknotted Turkish Runner - This beautiful vintage runner rug is crafted using traditional double-knot technique ensuring exceptional durability and longevity. Each knot is meticulously tied by skilled artisans creating a sturdy foundation that will withstand years of foot traffic while maintaining its elegant appearance. This Oushak runner is clean, ready to use, and perfect for adding warmth and character to any space in your home. The muted pink and beige tones create a harmonious blend that complements modern and traditional interiors alike. The geometric medallion pattern showcases the authentic craftsmanship typical of vintage Turkish rugs.
📏 Dimensions:
Length: 340 cm / 133.9 inches / 11.2 feet
Width: 116 cm / 45.7 inches / 3.8 feet
Total Area: 3.9 square meters / 42.6 square feet
🏠 Perfect For:
Hallways and corridors
Entryways and foyers
Living rooms and family rooms
Bedrooms and guest rooms
Home offices and study spaces
Dining areas
Nurseries and children's rooms
🎨 Colors & Pattern:
Primary colors: Muted pink, beige, and cream
Accent colors: Subtle hints of green and blue
Geometric medallion pattern with diamond motifs
Classic border design typical of Oushak rugs
✨ Features & Benefits:
100% handknotted wool construction
Durable and long-lasting
Naturally stain-resistant
Excellent sound absorption qualities
Adds warmth and comfort to hard floors
Each rug has unique character and patina
🚚 FREE SHIPPING - Your beautiful vintage runner will be carefully packaged and shipped at no additional cost to you!
⭐ Care Instructions:
Vacuum regularly with low suction
For spills, blot immediately with a clean cloth
Professional cleaning recommended for deep cleaning
Rotate periodically to ensure even wear
📜 Heritage:
This Persian-inspired vintage rug carries the rich traditions of Turkish craftsmanship. Unlike mass-produced modern rugs, this handknotted treasure showcases the skill and artistry passed down through generations of master weavers.