Oushak Eşme, since it is the settlement of the Yoruk/Nomad-Turkmen people, on his rugs and carpets, the nomadic Turkish arts in BC. It still maintains many cultural features dating back to 15.000s. Oushak Eşme Yoruk Rugs, which have received Geographical Indications since 1997, continue to be produced with its root and natural dyes, wool-wool technique and magnificent motifs. The Oushak Eşme Yoruk Rug has a very special place in the world. Oushak Eşme Rug, whose value is increasing day by day, the number of producers is decreasing day by day and which is woven with local knowledge, has structural features that are not found in other regions of Anatolia. Oushak Eşme Rugs have been so admired and demanded from history until today that they have started to be woven for commercial purposes with the orders of the merchants. There are rugs mostly used by the people of Oushak Eşme for their own houses. However, it has now become almost impossible to find the weavers of the Yoruk/Nomad Turkmens in their homes. For this reason, Oushak Eşme Yoruk Rugs from the past have started to be valued more and more. Especially those older than 80-100 years have begun to appreciate very seriously.

The yarns in the old rugs, which have been woven by the people for their own needs for a long time, were twisted and twisted by the weaver at home and prepared by being dyed with root and natural dyes at home. These rugs showed special features to the region with their color, motif and composition. In Oushak Eşme, rugs are woven by women on vertical looms called "Istar" in homes.