This expertly hand-knotted LoomBloom Oushak rug from India blends timeless craftsmanship with a modern, commercial appeal. Made from premium wool, it features a sophisticated color palette of soft blue, taupe, ivory, burnt orange, navy, gray, and moss, inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement. The rug’s open floral and vine motifs on a light blue field create an airy, inviting atmosphere, while the taupe and ivory border offers subtle structure to the design. With a low 0.3-inch pile, this rug delivers durability and a smooth, luxurious texture, ideal for high-traffic areas and commercial spaces. Perfect for modern, transitional, and artisan-inspired interiors, its versatile design makes it an excellent choice for creating a stylish foundation in retail, hospitality, and office environments. Its understated elegance ensures it complements a wide range of décor styles, providing both function and beauty.
- Exact Size: Multi Size Rug
- Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
- Yarn: Wool
- Color: Blue, Taupe, Ivory, Burnt, Orange, Navy, Gray, Moss, Multi
- Origin: India
- Pile Height: 0.3 inch
- Condition: New
- Condition Description: New With Tags
- Rug#: LBR19144A
Story Behind the Art : Our LoomBloom Oushak Collection honors the centuries-old mastery and refined elegance of traditional Turkish Oushak rugs. Each Indo-Oushak piece is hand-knotted using the authentic Ghiordes (Turkish) knot, the same technique found in antique Oushaks. This knotting method produces a dense, durable structure that minimizes shedding and enhances long-term performance—highly valued in today’s luxury rug market. The collection blends hallmark Oushak elements such as large medallions, stylized florals, and geometric motifs with updated color palettes suitable for modern homes. Many designs incorporate hybrid layouts and trending hues, giving the rugs a fresh, contemporary feel while still preserving the unmistakable essence of classic Oushak artistry. True to their Anatolian roots, these versatile rugs adapt beautifully to a wide range of interior styles, from upscale transitional spaces to warm, lived-in settings.
