Wool

Oushak

An olive-gold field carries a symmetrical lattice of ivory palmette vines and pink-and-rust blossoms, anchored by four large sunburst rosettes in cream, pink, and salmon tones. The border, on a soft sage ground, repeats an oak-leaf and small rosette vine in coral and rust, framed by a narrow rust guard stripe. The field's linear stems and pendant medallions form a mirrored, almost architectural symmetry across the ground.

Oushak

An open ivory field carries a scattered arrangement of angular palmettes, serrated leaves, and small rosettes in muted terracotta, soft green, and faded gold, anchored by a lobed medallion at the center. The wide rust-colored border holds a chain of stepped floral cartouches flanked by narrow guard stripes, one patterned with a small-scale zigzag in pale blue-green. Wear and slight color abrasion are visible throughout the field, giving the palette an overall soft, sun-faded quality.

Oushak

An ivory field opens around a central lobed medallion of interlocking navy and cream palmette forms, flanked by pendant floral sprays in coral, rust, and steel blue. The surrounding field is loosely scattered with vinework and small blossoms, framed by a coral-ground border of alternating palmettes and rosettes, then a narrower ivory guard band with a repeating floral lattice, all set within a soft blue-gray outer stripe patterned with small crosses.

Oushak

A soft rose-pink field carries an elongated ivory medallion with rust and pale-blue rosettes at its core, surrounded by scrolling vinework and palmettes in rust, gold, and dusty blue. The wide sand-colored border repeats a rosette-and-vine pattern between narrow guard stripes of the same palette. The overall coloring is muted, with the pink ground faded toward the corners and edges of the field.

Oushak

An ivory field carries an overall lattice of angular vinescroll and palmette forms rendered in faded blue-gray and soft rust, with a diamond-shaped medallion structure emerging faintly at the center through interlocking arabesques. The main border, in a warm terracotta tone, repeats a serrated leaf and blossom vine, flanked by narrower guard stripes of the same muted palette. Coloring throughout is soft and abraded, giving the whole a pale, sun-washed appearance.

Oushak

The field is left entirely open in a pale ivory-green, uninterrupted except for a small red woven mark in the lower right corner. A wide salmon-coral border carries a repeating pattern of palmettes and rosettes in cream, soft yellow, and pink, flanked by narrower guard stripes of small stylized blossoms and geometric fillers on an ivory ground. Corner devices in the border echo the larger palmette forms, giving the frame a symmetrical, continuous rhythm around the open center.

Oushak

An oval medallion, rendered in mustard-gold with pale ivory detailing, anchors a soft apricot field scattered with palmettes, star-form blossoms, and slender curling leaves in ivory, gold, and muted blue-gray. A serrated blue-green rosette bursts near the lower field edge, echoing smaller star motifs, while the wide gold border carries a repeating diamond-and-palmette lattice framed by narrower guard stripes of stylized florals.

Oushak

An ivory ground carries a scrolling lattice of large palmettes and serrated leaf forms rendered in bright orange against soft tan and pale gold shading. The border repeats small angular medallions in the same orange tone on an ivory band, framed by narrow guard stripes, with the whole composition finished by exposed warp fringe at both ends.

Sivas

The ivory field is covered edge to edge with rows of small, curling boteh forms set on a diagonal grid, each rendered in dark brown and rust outline with touches of blue and cream detailing. A narrow slate-blue border with a repeating floral vine frames the field, flanked by slim guard stripes in tan and rust tones. The overall palette stays muted and even, with the boteh pattern maintaining strict, uninterrupted regularity across the entire surface.

Oushak

The pale pistachio field with angular vinery issuing palmettes, flowerheads and leaves, within an ivory palmette border.

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