Hand Made Rug. Colorful Oushak Rug, Bath Mat, Kitchen Sink Decor Doormat 1'6" X 3'1"

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Vintage Turkish hand-knotted small rug from Konya, 1970, featuring warm ruby red and tangerine tones and authentic village craftsmanship — … Read more Vintage Turkish hand-knotted small rug from Konya, 1970, featuring warm ruby red and tangerine tones and authentic village craftsmanship — soft underfoot comfort, perfect for kitchen counters, interior entryways, and small accent corners. Ships fast from Turkey with no extra import costs for U.S. buyers.

This compact Konya village rug was hand-knotted in Central Anatolia as a true household textile, not a workshop piece. Bold medallions, stylized figures, and playful floral borders reflect the joyful, story-rich language of rural weaving families, where each motif carried meaning for the home. All small rugs in this collection are true village-woven pieces — never produced for commercial resale and originally created for household use.

With its dense mid-height pile and lively geometric drawing, this rug brings instant character to any interior while remaining practical for everyday living. The size makes it easy to move between spaces, adding grounded warmth beside the bed, in front of a kitchen sink, layered in an entry, or even under a favorite chair in a reading nook. Perfect for use as a bedside accent, kitchen sink mat, or entryway layer.

Rug Details
✔️Size: 1'6" × 3'1" / 18 × 37 inches
✔️Thickness / Pile: Mid pile / ~0.3 in
⚖️ Weight: 2.6 lbs )
✔️Materials: Wool pile on cotton foundation, hand-knotted
✔️Dyeing: Natural dyes
✔️Origin: Konya, Central Anatolia, Turkey
✔️ Period: Circa 1970
✔️ Condition: Very good vintage condition; no repairs; professionally washed and cleaned, odorless. As is typical of authentic handmade rugs, the piece may show gentle, natural irregularities in its outline — a normal characteristic of true village weaving. Please check the photos carefully.

Color Palette & Design Insight
Ruby red field ∙ tangerine orange end panels ∙ rich emerald green medallion ∙ deep cobalt blue and violet accents. The strong contrast and playful village motifs make this a statement accent that works beautifully with both neutral interiors and eclectic, color-forward styling.

Care & Clean
Hand-knotted vintage textile. Professionally cleaned, odorless, and ready to place. Slight weave irregularities or gentle wear are part of its handmade authenticity.

Color Disclaimer & Photography
All images shown are real photographs of the actual rug you will receive, captured by us indoors under natural daylight conditions on a clean, hygienic floor in our physical showroom using a professional camera. We’ve done our very best to present the most accurate visuals possible. (Some interior or exterior lifestyle images you may see are AI-generated for styling purposes.) Please note that colors may vary from screen to screen, and therefore the tones you see on your device might appear slightly different from the rug’s true colors.

International Shipping
We ship all of our rugs via expedited, trackable carriers and take great care to package each item securely and carefully. Most shipments arrive in the buyer’s country within just a few days. However, please understand that customs clearance and courier delays are beyond our control, and we kindly ask for your patience should such situations occur.

Customs Notice
U.S. Buyers – Relax and Shop with Confidence: All customs duties and import taxes for U.S. shipments are fully covered by us.
Outside of U.S.A Buyers Please Note: (a) Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These fees are the buyer’s responsibility. (b) Please check with your country’s customs office before purchasing to determine what additional costs may apply.

What Is a Turkish Rug?
Turkish hand-knotted rugs are crafted by local artisans using time-honored techniques passed down through generations. Each piece is unique; small irregularities in weave, pattern, or edge are part of the cultural authenticity of Anatolian weaving. See less