Antique Oushak Area Rug #R1066 - 8'9" x 11'9"
Low Pile.
Antique Oushak area rug with sky blue field and intricate central medallion. Significant hole repair and areas of pile loss - see photos for condition details. Colors are red orange, tangerine, sky blue, light pink, pea green, silver, ivory and raspberry.
We recommend the use of a rug pad with this rug, this one is a fine choice.
Free Domestic Shipping - no code necessary.
All Chamonix products are vintage and/or antique. Our products are worn in nature and may contain imperfections, and/or signs of wear which gives each item its one-of-a-kind appeal and therefore cannot be considered defective. Photos are taken in natural light with no filters.
Low Pile.
Antique Oushak area rug with sky blue field and intricate central medallion. Significant hole repair and areas of pile loss - see photos for condition details. Colors are red orange, tangerine, sky blue, light pink, pea green, silver, ivory and raspberry.
We recommend the use of a rug pad with this rug, this one is a fine choice.
Free Domestic Shipping - no code necessary.
All Chamonix products are vintage and/or antique. Our products are worn in nature and may contain imperfections, and/or signs of wear which gives each item its one-of-a-kind appeal and therefore cannot be considered defective. Photos are taken in natural light with no filters.
Description
Low Pile.
Antique Oushak area rug with sky blue field and intricate central medallion. Significant hole repair and areas of pile loss - see photos for condition details. Colors are red orange, tangerine, sky blue, light pink, pea green, silver, ivory and raspberry.
We recommend the use of a rug pad with this rug, this one is a fine choice.
Free Domestic Shipping - no code necessary.
All Chamonix products are vintage and/or antique. Our products are worn in nature and may contain imperfections, and/or signs of wear which gives each item its one-of-a-kind appeal and therefore cannot be considered defective. Photos are taken in natural light with no filters.
