Hayk Oltaci – Hayko, as he
prefers to be called – was born in Istanbul to Armenian parents. He came
to New York City in 1988 with his wife; their two daughters were born
here.
With more than 30 years experience gained in the leading ateliers of Istanbul, Strasbourg, Paris and New York, Hayko is one of the most genuinely knowledgeable experts in fine oriental rugs and tapestries in the world.
"You can buy a rug simply
because you feel a special connection with it," Hayko says. "Fine rugs
and tapestries are works of art; no two are alike. Each is as individual
as a beautiful painting or sculpture. When you find the right one for
you, it's almost like falling in love."
Today, Hayko's shop at 9-20 35th Avenue (at Long Island City) in Astoria is easily the most welcoming place of its kind in New York – you can browse, ask any question, and get a lot of interesting information as you look around in an easy, stress-free environment.
Hayko encourages you to come by for a homemade cup of Turkish Coffee and a look around his showroom. You can learn more about Hayko in this interview.
With more than 30 years experience gained in the leading ateliers of Istanbul, Strasbourg, Paris and New York, Hayko is one of the most genuinely knowledgeable experts in fine oriental rugs and tapestries in the world.
Hayko understands the subject
down to the last knot. Widely respected both for his personal integrity
and for the quality of his rugs and tapestries, Hayko works closely
with museums and serious collectors, many of whom return to him again
and again. But he especially enjoys helping new collectors find their
first one-of-a-kind rug, and cherishes the chance to educate and advise
people new to the art of appreciating fine rugs and tapestries.

Today, Hayko's shop at 9-20 35th Avenue (at Long Island City) in Astoria is easily the most welcoming place of its kind in New York – you can browse, ask any question, and get a lot of interesting information as you look around in an easy, stress-free environment.
Hayko encourages you to come by for a homemade cup of Turkish Coffee and a look around his showroom. You can learn more about Hayko in this interview.
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