Harem Series Handwoven Uşak Pattern Burgundy Silk Rug

Harem Series Handwoven Uşak Patterned Burgundy Silk Rug, brings the deep and bold tone of burgundy to the surface, creating a powerful atmosphere in any space. The intense burgundy shades shimmer with a velvety glow as the light changes, making the area even more striking. Uşak motifs with beige backgrounds extending along the wide border balance the weight of the burgundy color with elegance. The earthy, reddish, and light green nuances in the floral patterns reflect the roots of historic Uşak art while offering a warmth that complements modern decor. When the single-piece burgundy field in the center combines with the finely embroidered motifs surrounding it, the design conveys both a dramatic presence and a sense of classic elegance. This contrast between color and pattern gives the rug a unique character within the space.

Harem Series Handwoven Uşak Patterned Burgundy Silk Rug, measuring 198 x 280 cm, creates a prominent focal point in large living areas, combining Çınar Halı’s internationally awarded craftsmanship with the artisan quality of Anatolian weaving tradition during its creation process. The yarns spun from Erzurum’s oily wool are knotted using the double knot technique, producing a dense structure that provides both volume and long-lasting durability. This technique represents a production philosophy where the time the master dedicates to each knot directly reflects the rug’s lifespan. The fine shimmer of genuine Bursa silk used in the collection enriches the texture of this model, adding depth to the rug’s aesthetic value. Thus, the result is a craftwork that is both technically strong and artistically valuable. The Harem series, favored by top institutions for years, reinterprets classic Uşak motifs with a modern perspective, carrying cultural heritage into the present day.

• The Harem Series is produced by Çınarhalı, which has achieved international success in handwoven rug making in Turkey.
• The wool used is a shiny, soft, and highly durable yarn obtained from Erzurum’s oily wool.
• Woven with the Anatolian-specific double knot technique, it requires high craftsmanship and is long-lasting.
• This model, woven in Turkey, is one of the highest examples of classic rug art.
• With its quality and elegance, it has been preferred for many years by top public institutions and distinguished living spaces.