The Sardis carpet is an Oushak-inspired hand-knotted rug, its deep navy field covered in a dense floral trellis in coral, gold, and sky blue, framed by a warm gold border. The name recalls Sardis, the ancient capital of Lydia in western Anatolia — the same broader region as Uşak, where this style of weaving began in the 15th century.Product Details Construction: Hand Knotted Material: Wool Colour: Blue Pattern: Dense floral trellis Style: Traditional, Oushak-Inspired Made in: Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh, India Sardis leans into a denser, more richly patterned trellis than the most open Oushaks — coral and gold florals connected in a repeating diamond lattice across a deep navy ground, bordered in warm gold. This fuller, more formal composition is typical of larger, statement-making Anatolian carpets. Hand-knotted strand by strand, Sardis is built for generations of use.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhy is it named after Sardis?Sardis was the ancient capital of Lydia in western Anatolia, part of the same broader weaving heritage as Uşak.What does the trellis pattern represent?The repeating diamond lattice connecting each floral motif is a classic device in Anatolian weaving, used to create a dense, formal, all-over composition.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 formal dining spaces — the dense navy pattern works well as a rich, grounding anchor.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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