Vintage Turkish Oushak Wool Rug Pillow Cover – 01’06 X 01’06

53640 Vintage Turkish Oushak Rug Pillow Cover, 01’06 x 01’06. This vintage Turkish Oushak rug pillow cover is a masterclass in the art of textile craftsmanship, merging the rich history of Anatolian weaving with contemporary decorative appeal. The pillow cover features an intricate geometric pattern dominated by a central diamond motif, flanked by stylized botanical and tribal symbols in a serene palette of dark gray, beige, and muted pastels. Each knot and color transition tells a story of traditional rug-making, offering a piece that is not only a home accessory but a slice of cultural heritage.

Meticulously hand-knotted from wool, this vintage Oushak pillow cover exhibits the durability and texture that only traditional techniques can achieve. The precision in the patterns and the softness of the wool combine to create a product that is as luxurious to the touch as it is pleasing to the eye. The hidden zipper enclosure and monochromatic color scheme further enhance its versatility, making it a perfect fit for a variety of home styles, from the modern minimalist to the eclectic collector’s den. It’s an understated yet captivating piece that brings a sense of depth and history to any space it inhabits.

Designed to serve both aesthetic and functional purposes, this pillow cover incorporates a subtle elegance into everyday living spaces. It can transform an ordinary room into an extraordinary retreat, blending effortlessly with both neutral and bold decor themes. Ideal for adding a touch of sophistication to a living room sofa or a personal touch to a master bedroom, this Oushak rug pillow cover bridges the gap between the ancient and the modern, making it a timeless addition to any home.

Rendered in variegated shades of beige, dark gray, gray, light yellow, light pink, and baby blue with other accent colors.
Hidden Zipper Enclosure.
The insert is not included.
Abrash. Antique Wash.
Hand knotted wool.
Made in Turkey.
Measures: 01’06 x 01’06 (18×18).
Date: 1960’s. Mid-20th Century.