Southeastern Anatolia's Barak drawing, wool and nothing else
147×280 cm
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Southeastern Anatolia's Barak drawing, wool and nothing else
147×280 cm
Green ground, Helvacı motifs standing off it in wool
156×206 cm
Half a century folded away: Burdur cicim, 196 × 354 cm
196×354 cm
Burdur cicim in wool: orange leading, green and red behind
114×161 cm
Orange over everything, and the motifs raised in wool
160×280 cm
A salon-sized cicim, banded in red and green, never used
206×312 cm
Five colors, 81 × 129, small enough to carry under an arm
81×129 cm
One of a kind
from
38.000 TL
≈ 36.000 TL/m²
Every box a different weave, brown on cream, wool on cotton
125×186 cm
Flowers built out of steps: a Karabagh kilim that traveled
209×312 cm
Orange-led, forty-odd years old, and the name protected by law
183×391 cm
Owned once before: a Yahyalı in red, wool down to the warp
112×210 cm
Neither navy nor mid-blue: a Kula on cotton warps
131×199 cm
Corridor-narrow at 131 × 313, orange-led and wool throughout
131×313 cm
Bands instead of a medallion: a Çanakkale kilim, all wool
156×258 cm
Forty-eight by ninety-seven centimeters of Karapınar cicim
48×97 cm
Two to one: 161 × 313, wool brocade over cotton warps
161×313 cm
Cicim carried across six square meters, warm orange underneath
183×315 cm
Purple where the Barak usually runs red, wool over cotton
140×215 cm
Warp threads left long at both ends, orange and plum above
157×283 cm
One fiber in every part: a village cicim, four square meters
159×255 cm
Mut hill villages wove it, all wool, colors at full strength
100×150 cm
Four colors take turns up a black flatweave, all wool
120×180 cm
Wool, no pile, and a whole composition in 95 × 184 cm
95×184 cm
Kazak motifs you can find with a palm, not just an eye
180×285 cm