Mermer means marble, and the veining is why: a cream circle
200×200 cm
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Mermer means marble, and the veining is why: a cream circle
200×200 cm
Beige-leaning cream with nothing woven into it, viscose over acrylic
200×290 cm
Navy wheat-ears branching in on red, at 160 and 200 cm across
200×200 cm
Blue, red and orange flowers over gray, on an Aegean loom
300×400 cm
Vintage drawing gone soft, gray, machine-woven in Türkiye
300×400 cm
Blue faded into cream at the loom, made in three sizes
160×230 cm
Nothing inside the frame but black, acrylic with viscose
240×340 cm
Plain from the doorway, a plaited ridge underfoot up close
120×180 cm
Blue squares end to end, flat-woven, 90 × 150 cm
90×150 cm
A colder yellow than gold, over fine old Anatolian drawing
154×253 cm
Panels drawn whole rather than salvaged, in first-grade wool
81×293 cm
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
Two meters of corridor in gray: a wool kilim from Mut
75×213 cm
Red deepening in patches, 120 × 175 cm and no pattern
120×175 cm
Bamboo viscose, and the color pushed out to the edges
250×350 cm
from
10.500 TL
≈ 8.800 TL/m²
Anatolian motifs turned up loud, in wool, at 160 or 200 cm
200×200 cm
Round, cream to beige, dense viscose in three diameters
250×250 cm
Beige leaning to mink, with a border to hold it
300×400 cm
Cairo geometry from the 1500s, in orange wool, 160 cm across
160×160 cm
Gri zeminde turkuaz ve turuncu, Afganistan'da çift düğüm
123×186 cm
Dokumada kuşlar var, on santimetrekarede iki bin düğüm
152×203 cm
Beige vintage drawing, Tencel® pile on a cotton ground
200×200 cm
86 cm wide and three meters long, burgundy Turkmen work
86×302 cm
One of a kind
from
52.000 TL
≈ 20.000 TL/m²
Cream viscose, no pattern, no border, 200 × 300 cm
200×300 cm