The Bodrum carpet is an Oushak-inspired hand-knotted rug, its bright golden-yellow field scattered with bold florals in teal, magenta, and navy, framed by a deep blue border. The name recalls Bodrum, Turkey's vibrant Aegean resort city, part of the broader western Anatolian weaving region that includes Uşak.Product Details Construction: Hand Knotted Material: Wool Colour: Yellow Pattern: Scattered floral medallions Style: Traditional, Oushak-Inspired Made in: Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India Bodrum takes the boldest, most saturated end of the Anatolian colour spectrum — a golden-yellow field carrying jewel-toned florals in teal, magenta, and navy, a striking departure from the softer, faded palette of classic antique Oushaks. Hand-knotted strand by strand, Bodrum is built for generations of use.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy is it named after Bodrum?Bodrum is Turkey's vibrant Aegean resort city, part of the same broader western Anatolian weaving heritage as Uşak.Why is this rug more vibrant than a typical Oushak?Anatolian weaving traditions span from soft, faded pastels to bold, saturated jewel tones like this golden-yellow and teal combination.How is hand-knotted different from hand-tufted?Hand-knotted rugs are tied knot by knot entirely by hand onto a foundation, with no backing glue — slower to make and more durable than tufted construction.What is the pile material?Wool.How long does a hand-knotted rug last?With proper care, hand-knotted wool rugs are built to last for generations, not just years.Which room suits this rug best?Living rooms and eclectic spaces — the bold yellow ground works well as an energetic statement piece.How do I care for it?Vacuum regularly on suction only, blot spills with a dry cloth, avoid harsh chemicals, and get professional cleaning periodically.
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