Light Blue Modern Turkish Oushak Handmade Floral Designed Wool Runner

Beautiful Modern Turkish Oushak hand-knotted scatter wool rug with a light blue field. This Oushak has accents and a frame of yellow, tan, and green in an all-over geometric floral d...

Beautiful modern Sultanabad hand knotted wool rug with a light blue color field. This rug has a beige-designed frame with multicolor accents in a gorgeous all-over floral design. ...

Measures: 2'11 x 5'8 Modern Oushak Rug with a Light Blue Field With All-Over Floral Motifs With Cream. Keivan Woven Arts; rug AWR-12202 Country of Origin: Afghanistan Type: Oushak Design: All-Over, Floral. Hand-Knotted in wool this piece holds charm...

54008 New Modern Light Blue Turkish Oushak Rug, 07'10 x 10'04. Exuding the refined splendor of contemporary craftsmanship anchored in centuries-old tradition, this hand-knotted wool Turkish Oushak rug offers a vision of timeless grace reimagined through a modern lens. Its serene sky-blue field unfolds like the Anatolian heavens at dawn—soft, luminous, and expansive—inviting the gaze to wander across a garden of stylized motifs rendered in tender hues of blush, amber, periwinkle, and ivory. These floating botanical forms speak to the deep-rooted symbolism of Turkish design: guardians of prosperity, emblems of joy, and talismans of eternal harmony. Each signature motif, thoughtfully placed, feels like a whispered prayer woven into the fabric—fragments of nature abstracted into visual poetry. The whimsical allover composition eschews the rigidity of symmetry in favor of an organic cadence, allowing the elements to dance freely within the field. This sense of movement lends a meditative quality, as if the rug itself were breathing with quiet elegance—an embodiment of biophilic luxury where the natural world converges with human artistry. Encircling this exquisite work of art is a stately beige border, its understated warmth framing the composition with grounding clarity. Flanked by delicate inner and outer floral guard bands, the border serves not just as a perimeter but as a sanctuary—preserving the inner world of the rug like a rare manuscript...