Handwoven in Turkey from organic wool, this one-of-a-kind vintage Oushak rug, dating to the 1970s, is rich with symbolism and timeless beauty. At its center, a graceful Tree of Life rises through the design, representing growth, resilience, and new beginnings. A softly arched niche frames the composition, while a luminous palette of rose gold, dusty teal, turquoise, violet, and vibrant magenta creates a warmth that feels both collected and enduring.
Recently professionally cleaned and ready for your home, it displays the gentle wear that only decades of history can create. Whether placed in an entryway, beside a favorite chair, or layered into a living space, this heirloom rug brings artistry, history, and quiet character to every room.
Even wear across to knot heads with faint foundation showing through. Most of the original side cord selvages are intact or restored. Fully secured sides and ends. Some minor, almost imperceptible, color run of the magenta tones into the ivory.
Dimensions 2'7" x 4'4"
About Old New House
Old New House is led by Melissa and Dave Dilmaghani, the thoughtful curators behind one of the most respected vintage and antique rug ateliers. Based in Katonah, New York, Dave is a fifth-generation rug specialist, with a family legacy of designing, making, and importing Oriental rugs dating back to the mid-1800s. Quality and craftsmanship are in his blood. Each rug is carefully restored, thoughtfully dated, and lovingly studied, because every piece carries a history worth preserving and a story worth telling.
