Harem Series Handwoven Uşak Patterned Silk Beige Rug

Harem Series Hand-Woven Uşak Patterned Silk Beige RugIt uses beige as an elegant background that creates a subtle light diffusion on the surface, creating an atmosphere where floral motifs emerge with soft transitions. The floral textures in the central area gain depth with powder and rosewood tones blending into the beige, while the slightly undulating arrangement of the motifs gives the Rug a natural flow. The dense floral bands on the edges balance the calmness in the center and add an elegant frame effect to the design. The fine lines of the Uşak tradition meet the simplicity of modern decoration in this composition, offering both a nostalgic and contemporary aesthetic.

Harem Series Hand-Woven Uşak Patterned Silk Beige RugMeasuring 167 x 229 cm, it offers a balanced placement in medium-sized areas, while the production process carries the details of Çınar Halı’s internationally awarded weaving approach. The yarns spun from Erzurum’s oily fleece wool, when looped with the double knot technique, increase both the durability of the weave and the clarity of the motifs on the surface. Each loop is part of the rhythm patiently maintained by the weaver. Additionally, the real Bursa silk used enriches the texture with a subtle shine hidden within the patterns, adding aesthetic depth to the Rug. The Harem collection, carried by Halıcızade to the most distinguished institutions and living spaces for years, integrates the classic Uşak style with a modern perspective in this model, demonstrating how powerful traditional patterns can still be today. 

• 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.
• It has been preferred for many years in high-level public institutions and elite living spaces with its quality and elegance.