Medallion Ushak rugs

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Medallion Ushak rugs are characterized by a prominent circular medallion with pendants, a design element commonly seen in 16th to 18th-century Ushak carpets. These rugs from western Anatolia feature intricate motifs and are prized for their large, central motifs that create a striking focal point.

The Medallion Ushak Photo Gallery highlights several examples, such as a 17th-century example displayed at the Museum für Islamische Kunst in Berlin. Additional notable pieces include a 17th-century Oushak medallion carpet measuring 300 x 198 cm, featured in an auction by the Austria Auction Company, and another large 16th or early 17th-century Medallion Ushak rug featured at Christie’s.

Medaillion Ushak 17th century. Museum für Islamische Kunst, Berlin
Medallion Ushak 17th century. Museum of Islamic Art, Berlin
AN OUSHAK 'MEDALLION' CARPET
AN OUSHAK ‘MEDALLION’ CARPET, WEST ANATOLIA, 16TH CENTURY. (Sothebys 27 October 2020)
Lot 29. Medallion Ushak 300 x 198 cm Turkey, 17th century. Estimate € 30000 - 40000
Medallion Ushak 300 x 198 cm Turkey, 17th century. (Austria Auction Company 30 May 2020)
LOT 189. A LARGE MEDALLION USHAK CARPET. WEST ANATOLIA, LATE 16TH or EARLY 17TH. Estimate GBP 20,000 – GBP 30,000
A LARGE MEDALLION USHAK CARPET. WEST ANATOLIA, LATE 16TH or EARLY 17TH. (Christies 9 June 2020)
OUSHAK 'MEDALLION' RUG
A SMALL OUSHAK ‘MEDALLION’ RUG, WEST ANATOLIA. 17th/18th century. Approximately 196 by 110 cm. (Sothebys 9 June 2020)
17th Century Oushak Medallion Rug
17th Century Oushak Medallion Rug 14’6” X 26’3”. (Material Culture 24 February 2020)
Medallion Ushak carpet early 17th century. Size 463 x 240 cm and from an important Italian private collection. Exhibitor David Sorgato.  an
Medallion Ushak carpet early 17th century. Size 463 x 240 cm and from an important Italian private collection. (Exhibitor David Sorgato at Dealers Fair ICOC Stockholm)