A neutral rug with personality is hard to find, and this LoomBloom maroon and gold Oushak is a great example. Its wide cream and ivory field is dotted with rust leaf shapes in red-brown, along with pale gold and sage flowers, and a thin rust border outlines the edge. The mood is traditional but gentle, since an antique wash leaves the colors looking sun-faded. Knotted by hand in wool, the dense pile stands up to family life, pets and kids included, and it vacuums with little effort. Use this Oriental area rug in a living room to brighten the seating area, in a bedroom for calm, or in an entryway that needs a warm welcome. The open layout adds handmade charm without crowding the space, and the maroon and gold accents tie the soft palette together so the whole room feels easy and inviting. Maroon and gold show up in the palette as small, warm touches, while the cream ground keeps the rest of the room feeling bright and open.
- Exact Size: 5'11"x9
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Maroon, Gold, Green, Ivory, Multi
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.3 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR21983
Story Behind the Art: Oushak rugs trace their design heritage to the historic weaving center of Oushak in west-central Anatolia, where distinctive carpets became admired for their generous scale, expressive patterning, and inviting texture. Traditional Oushak designs often feature broad geometric forms, prominent central medallions, repeating smaller medallions, scrolling vines, palmettes, and loosely arranged botanical motifs. Unlike highly compact patterns, the spacious compositions associated with Oushak weaving allow individual elements and surrounding fields to remain visually open and balanced. Lustrous wool and softly blended earth-inspired colors further contribute to their recognizable character, frequently producing warm, gently aged-looking palettes. This combination of large-scale ornament, comfortable texture, and adaptable coloring has helped Oushak-inspired rugs remain relevant across traditional, transitional, and contemporary interiors.
