Harem Series Handwoven Uşak Patterned Beige Wool Rug

Harem Series Hand-Woven Uşak Pattern Beige Wool RugUsing beige as a base that reflects the changes of light throughout the day, it brings a slight shimmer and warm brightness to the space. The golden-yellowish nuances within the tone create a surface effect that deepens or lightens depending on the angle of the light. The large Uşak patterns arranged within the dark brown border stand out with a stronger contrast against this bright beige, giving the patterns a powerful staging effect. The floral arrangement in the center, softened by thin, elegant lines that slightly fade, softens the dignified appearance of the patterns, adding both movement and a subtle romanticism to the Rug. This play of beige reestablishes the design’s historical character and decorative power with a modern perspective.

Harem Series Hand-Woven Uşak Pattern Beige Wool RugMeasuring 200 x 271 cm, it offers a comfortable layout in large spaces, while the production phase carries the traces of Çınar Halı’s mastery, reinforced by international achievements. The yarns spun from Erzurum’s oily fleece wool gain volume with the double knot technique and add a rhythm to the weaving process that requires patience. This rhythm forms the foundation of a strong structure that provides durability for years. The Halıcızade experience, which has carried the Harem series to prestigious venues both in Turkey and abroad for many years, is a reference point that determines both the level of pattern craftsmanship and the quality of the yarn in this model. The character of Uşak motifs from the 14th and 15th centuries is reshaped with a modern weaving approach while continuing to add historical value.

• 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 of classical Rug art.
• With its quality and elegance, it has been preferred for many years by top-level public institutions and elite living spaces.