Yastik Little Carpet not a Fragment

n. 773 - Little Anatolian strange carpet, red with a simple stylized drawing and a polychrome frame - High quality.

Small Turkish kilim with "cicim" embroidery. To put wherever You want: on the floor, on the table, on an armchair, on the wall like a tapestry because it's really enjoyable and perf...

nr. 538 - From my Private Collection - Small nomadic carpet from Central Asia, completely embroidered : in fact it served as an armchair for guests. Certainly under a tent or in a s...

nr. 1214 - I bought this fabric many years ago from a kinf and honest turkish trader, who I had given the task of finding beautiful and very particular exemplaries not available on ...

Explore the legacy of Anatolian rugs, a term that encompasses the rich tapestry of carpets woven in Anatolia and its surrounding regions. Geographically, this area aligns with the hi...

Very beautiful vintage Turkish rug with beautiful geometrical design and nice colors, with red, light purple, yellow and green, entirely hand knotted with wool velvet on wool foundat...

Explore the legacy of Anatolian rugs, a term that encompasses the rich tapestry of carpets woven in Anatolia and its surrounding regions. Geographically, this area aligns with the historical dominion of the Ottoman Empire, a territory where the art of rug-making flourished. In ancient Anatolia, where harsh winters were a reality, ingenious weavers turned to the abundant resource of lamb's wool to craft thick-pile rugs that provided both warmth and comfort. Over millennia, this tradition evolved and was carried forth by nomadic Turks, eventually leaving an indelible mark on human culture and society. Our magnificent early 20th century Antique Yastik...

Explore the legacy of Anatolian rugs, a term that encompasses the rich tapestry of carpets woven in Anatolia and its surrounding regions. Geographically, this area aligns with the historical dominion of the Ottoman Empire, a territory where the art of rug-making flourished. In ancient Anatolia, where harsh winters were a reality, ingenious weavers turned to the abundant resource of lamb's wool to craft thick-pile rugs that provided both warmth and comfort. Over millennia, this tradition evolved and was carried forth by nomadic Turks, eventually leaving an indelible mark on human culture and society. Our magnificent early 20th century Antique Yastik...