Blue faded into cream at the loom, made in three sizes
160×230 cm
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Blue faded into cream at the loom, made in three sizes
160×230 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
Colors that look accidental and are not, wool on cotton
170×240 cm
A two-meter circle: navy and gold medallion on deep red
200×200 cm
Oushak flowers read as relief on cream: Tencel® over cotton
200×300 cm
Gold-yellow vines on cream, Oushak drawing in Tencel®
200×290 cm
Copper turning cinnamon under a lamp, ruled with fine stripes
169×242 cm
No pattern at all: blue New Zealand fleece, 130 × 190 cm
130×190 cm
White with nothing drawn on it: 12 mm of viscose pile
200×300 cm
The prayer niche drawn in two blues, on Tencel® and cotton
80×130 cm
All wool on an Indian loom, a Mamluk star at the center
200×300 cm
Burgundy silk that goes brown by lamplight, blue at the border
220×303 cm
Karakeçili saddlebag in wool: two pockets on one strip
50×141 cm
Gray mihrab, olive panels, mustard borders: wool and cotton
80×130 cm
Cream and nothing else on it, 8 mm of viscose pile
300×400 cm
Cream and gold swapping places along the pile: 100% silk
207×303 cm
The Hereke drawing scattered small, on silk in dark red
170×251 cm
A bolster, not a cushion: navy Taşpınar wool, 52 × 120 cm
52×120 cm
Red moving toward pomegranate flower, a circle in Tencel®
200×200 cm
Nothing in the middle, everything in the border: cream Tencel®
200×290 cm
Where the border ends is left unsaid, faded green on cream
200×300 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
Panels drawn whole rather than salvaged, in first-grade wool
81×293 cm