Bahçecik village wool, 100 × 180 cm and no pile in it
100×180 cm
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Bahçecik village wool, 100 × 180 cm and no pile in it
100×180 cm
Every motif opened with shears, bamboo viscose in the figures
135×190 cm
Seven colors under a meter wide, with mink to steady them
84×126 cm
Four colors, and months of loom time to place them
121×185 cm
One of a kind
from
81.000 TL
≈ 36.000 TL/m²
Months in the hands of women weavers: Sivas Zara in wool
169×254 cm
One of a kind
from
155.000 TL
≈ 36.000 TL/m²
Classical Oushak forms turned gray, wool on a cotton warp
165×245 cm
Cream ground, and knots dense enough to keep each flower apart
123×185 cm
Hundreds of thousands of knots inside 125 × 186 cm of red
125×186 cm
Color bands in Eşme wool, and either face can be the front
115×178 cm
Taşpınar drawing, wool over wool, with abrash across it
183×272 cm
A medallion of cream and gold splits the navy in two
129×181 cm
Burgundy filled edge to edge, no open ground, all viscose
200×300 cm
Anatolian stars and octagons over cream, in New Zealand wool
200×300 cm
Tree figures on open red, woven at the Oushak looms
200×290 cm
A palace drawing on navy, a hundred reeds of cotton and viscose
240×340 cm
The Tekke repeat on burgundy, cream and yellow at even spacing
133×187 cm
Turkmen tent drawing, closely knotted, cream and black on burgundy
131×184 cm
Spun on a kirmen spindle, colored out of plant roots
162×252 cm
Flat-woven in Eşme, a prayer composition centered on green
92×150 cm
Kars Sevan in wool: red leads, and the warp never shows
184×316 cm
The drawing stays in the border, the green field plain
169×238 cm
Erzurum fleece, a brown field, a border pulled back to slate
206×283 cm
Aqua through to petrol, double-knotted on a cotton warp
183×274 cm
Silk in the motifs takes the light, Erzurum wool below
179×260 cm