Hoca Roşnai in burgundy, wool from warp to pile
85×192 cm
One of a kind
Burgundy Afghan-Pattern Hand-Knotted All-Wool Rug, Hoca Roşnai
from
42.000 TL
≈ 26.000 TL/m²
Products
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85×192 cm
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Cream ground, and knots dense enough to keep each flower apart
123×185 cm
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Caucasian Karabagh drawing over black, knotted in Afghanistan
126×183 cm
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Karabagh flowers on black, the tassels dyed to match them
109×169 cm
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Karabagh roses on black, double-knotted in Afghanistan
215×301 cm
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Nine blossoms for seven hills, red under all of them
122×180 cm
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Green out of two dye baths, ninety years of Dazkırı wool
98×115 cm
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Root-dyed wool from Çal, a yellow ground past its century
95×132 cm
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Turkmen gül medallions on cream, in silk and viscose
115×175 cm
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A medallion of cream and gold splits the navy in two
129×181 cm
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Cream flatweave with silk in it, wrapped rather than tied
123×193 cm
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Indian patchwork in tan to coffee, seams left showing
120×180 cm
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One dye bath, a dozen reds, black panels cut across them
113×171 cm
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Powder to rose to salmon, over wool that had another life
120×180 cm
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Fuchsia against anthracite, panels out of Bünyan, Isparta, Ladik
111×170 cm
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Cream at 12 mm, firm rather than plush: knots you can count
170×240 cm
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Blue and nothing else, wool right through to the warp
135×188 cm
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Nine by nine knots, and silk even in the warp
129×219 cm
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Burgundy silk, the old Anatolian figures set further apart
104×168 cm
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Turquoise under cream and gold, Oushak drawn eight by eight
108×159 cm
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Burdur cicim in wool: orange leading, green and red behind
114×161 cm
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Çanakkale geometry in wool, 110 × 185, kept in a chest
110×185 cm
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Oushak red gone to brick, wool throughout, 130 years old
118×164 cm
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Cream at the center, dark brown around it, 104 × 148 cm
104×148 cm
