Tek renk krem içinde bej ve pastel ton geçişleri
169×238 cm
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Tek renk krem içinde bej ve pastel ton geçişleri
169×238 cm
Çift düğümle dokundu: mavi, sarı ve kahve bir Uşak
310×420 cm
Anadolu'nun çift düğümü Afganistan'da atılıyor
190×265 cm
Kırmızı zeminde krem çiçekler, iki metreye yakın kısa yolluk
60×202 cm
Krem zeminde toprak tonlu kareler, elde dokundu
182×260 cm
Bordo zeminde krem tuğlalar, çift düğüm tekniği
177×271 cm
Tek parça
başlangıç 101.000 TL≈ 21.000 TL/m²
Bordo zeminde iri çiçekler, krem bordürle dengelenmiş
82×295 cm
Tek parça
başlangıç 51.000 TL≈ 21.000 TL/m²
Kırmızı ve altın bordür, ortasında sarıya çalan çiçekler
86×231 cm
Krem zeminin çevresinde siyah bordür, altın ve kırmızı nüans
84×487 cm
Pastel maviye düşmüş kiremit ve krem çiçekler
80×300 cm
Kırmızı bordürlü krem zemin, neredeyse beş metre uzun
78×483 cm
Açık mavi zeminde altın kıvrımlar, krem bordürle çevrili
78×256 cm
Derin bordo zeminde krem Uşak çiçekleri, üç metre uzun
83×304 cm
Geniş kahverengi bordür, içinde pastel Uşak çiçekleri
78×216 cm
Turkuaz zeminde Uşak motifleri, el boyaması iplik
197×261 cm
Tek parça
başlangıç 109.000 TL≈ 21.000 TL/m²
Koyu kahve zemin üzerinde altın sarısı Uşak motifleri
75×304 cm
Gri-mavi zemin, krem bordürde Uşak motifleri
212×289 cm
Pakistan'da çift düğüm, yüzeyi baştan sona yün
212×284 cm
Yetmiş altıya 310, tek başına bir koridoru dönüştürüyor
76×310 cm
Anadolu motifleri kare düzende, çift düğümle dokundu
148×177 cm
Loş ışıkta koyulaşıyor, gündüz pastelleri öne çıkarıyor
182×265 cm
Mavi zemini krem bordür çevreliyor, iplikleri el boyaması
242×293 cm
Uşak deseni Pakistan'da: krem zeminde altın ve toprak
79×253 cm
Kenarda iri çiçek, ortada ince dal; bakış içeri çekiliyor
210×309 cm
The Mahal Series is a Halicizade in-house design line of hand-woven wool rugs, drawing on Usak-inspired pattern work in a soft, predominantly cream color palette.
The Mahal Series represents one of Halicizade's own design lines, combining hand-weaving construction with a specific, recognizable pattern and color identity that sets it apart within our broader house-brand catalog.
The Mahal Series is developed and produced under the Halicizade house brand, drawing on Usak-inspired pattern conventions, one of Anatolia's most historically significant weaving traditions, reinterpreted in a distinctly soft, cream-forward palette rather than the region's traditionally bolder coloring.
Mahal Series pieces are hand-woven in wool, combining the pattern detail traditional hand construction allows with the series' characteristic soft cream tone, a palette choice that lets the Usak-inspired motif read as understated rather than as a bold traditional statement.
As a Halicizade house-brand series, Mahal reflects our own design direction, honoring Usak's historic pattern language while adapting its coloring for buyers wanting that traditional structure in a softer, more contemporary-friendly palette.
The series' soft cream palette and traditional pattern structure make it versatile across both traditional and contemporary rooms.
| Mahal Series (Halicizade) | Traditional Usak | |
|---|---|---|
| Palette | Soft, predominantly cream | Often bolder, more saturated |
| Construction | Hand-woven wool | Hand-knotted wool, historically |
| Positioning | House-brand reinterpretation | Original regional tradition |
Standard wool care applies, regular vacuuming, prompt spill treatment, and professional cleaning every 12-18 months.
A Halicizade in-house design line of hand-woven wool rugs, drawing on Usak-inspired pattern work in a soft, predominantly cream color palette.
Mahal Series pieces are hand-woven in wool.
Usak-inspired pattern conventions, one of Anatolia's most historically significant weaving traditions, reinterpreted in the series' characteristic soft cream palette.
Yes, it's developed and produced under the Halicizade house brand rather than sourced from a guest or licensed brand.
Living rooms and bedrooms alike, given the series' soft, versatile cream palette.
Mahal reinterprets Usak's traditional pattern structure in a softer, more muted cream palette rather than the region's often bolder, more saturated historic coloring.