Warp threads left long at both ends, orange and plum above
157×283 cm
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157×283 cm
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One fiber in every part: a village cicim, four square meters
159×255 cm
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Sheared down and dyed black; the old pattern still shows
196×294 cm
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Mut hill villages wove it, all wool, colors at full strength
100×150 cm
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Four colors take turns up a black flatweave, all wool
120×180 cm
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Every knot tied twice, and an Oushak in blue and brown
310×420 cm
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Room for a twelve-seat table, cream, and second-hand
308×420 cm
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Just under ten square meters of Oushak, burgundy over tan
272×367 cm
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Earth tones absorb what a red field would otherwise throw
366×277 cm
One of a kind
Burgundy and Earth-Tone Oushak-Pattern Hand-Knotted Wool Rug
from 390.000 TL
≈ 38.000 TL/m² -
Tobacco and orange outlined in a navy that reads black
360×276 cm
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An Oushak border around a field that furniture will cover
275×359 cm
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A dark field that lightens the room, Oushak drawn in gold
278×372 cm
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Turquoise and gold on a cream frame, red at the center
76×122 cm
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Wool, no pile, and a whole composition in 95 × 184 cm
95×184 cm
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Anthracite gray; the quarter that is not silk is Erzurum wool
250×312 cm
One of a kind
Anthracite Oushak-Pattern Handwoven Silk and Wool Rug, Hanzâde Series
from 470.000 TL
≈ 60.000 TL/m² -
Kazak motifs you can find with a palm, not just an eye
180×285 cm
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Wool warp as well as wool weft, so it folds like cloth
155×325 cm
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Forty years in the dark: a Sivrihisar kilim at full color
155×355 cm
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Woven at home by women in northern Afghanistan, 200 × 290
200×290 cm
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The Jaipur mark on it, and a blue that reads green
201×297 cm
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Long and narrow the way Sivrihisar wove them: 175 × 370
175×370 cm
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Rows and columns of Anatolian figures, wool over cotton
194×278 cm
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Barak motifs in wool: every diagonal on it is a staircase
140×250 cm
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Raised loops in banded grays, 250 × 350, made in India
250×350 cm
