Harem Series Handwoven Oushak Patterned Beige Wool Rug

Harem Series Hand-Woven Uşak Pattern Beige Wool RugWhile the calm and natural light of beige tones creates a soft atmosphere in the space, it forms a strong contrast when placed next to the dark brown border.

01Dokumanın coğrafyası

The contrast between the plain texture of the central area and the elegant floral compositions on the edges reflects a contemporary interpretation of the classic Uşak heritage. The softness of the color transitions, combined with the fine details in the motifs, offers a strong aesthetic unity that gives the space both an inviting and characterful appearance. Harem Series Hand-Woven Uşak Pattern Beige Wool RugMeasuring 169 x 236 cm, it finds an elegant place in spacious living areas, while the production process, starting with shiny and durable yarns obtained from Erzurum’s oily fleece wool, gains a unique meaning with every double knot tied by the weaver on the loom.

This special Anatolian knot technique doubles the weaving time, providing durability that will maintain its form for many years. The mastery of Çınar Halı, representing hand-woven Rug making in Turkey at an international level, combined with Halıcızade’s trusted experience offered to the most distinguished institutions and venues for years, reveals the highest level that wool weaving can reach.

02Motifi okumak

Thus, a unique work emerges where classic motifs turn into a living heritage, gaining value over time and reflecting the delicacy of craftsmanship. The Harem Series is produced by Çınarhalı, which has achieved international success in hand-woven Rug making in Turkey. The wool used is a shiny, soft, and extremely durable yarn obtained from the oily fleece of Erzurum. It requires high craftsmanship and is long-lasting because it is woven with the double knot technique unique to Anatolia. This model, woven in Turkey, is one of the highest examples reached by the classic Rug art. With its quality and elegance, it has been preferred for many years by top-level public institutions and elite living spaces.