Krem zeminde viskon parıltısı, on milimetre hav
200×300 cm
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Krem zeminde viskon parıltısı, on milimetre hav
200×300 cm
Mat yün zeminde viskonun ışıltısı, soyut bir gri
200×300 cm
Viskon iplikler desenin bazı yerlerini parlatıyor, gerisi mat
200×300 cm
İri düğümlerin rustik dokusu, taş ve toprak grisi
90×500 cm
İri düğümlerle örülmüş krem, el işi bir örgü gibi
170×240 cm
Kırık beyazdan kreme: 8 mm havlı bir viskon yüzey
300×400 cm
Belirgin düğümleri yün kazağı andıran bej bir yüzey
100×400 cm
Kırçıllı krem: düz görünen ama dümdüz olmayan yüzey
170×240 cm
Köpük köpük kabartmalı yüzey, kırçıllı bir beyaz
200×300 cm
Desensiz beyaz: dokusu gölgeyle birlikte hareket eder
200×300 cm
Düz gri viskon: sık dokuma, sekiz milimetre hav
200×290 cm
Metrekaresinde 2700 gram, hav yüksekliği 8 milimetre
160×230 cm
Gümüş griye çalan viskon: ışıkla sedef gibi parlıyor
200×290 cm
Gümüş griyle antrasit arasında kırçıllı bir yüzey
200×300 cm
İri düğümler kalın bir yün kazağı andırıyor, 12 mm hav
130×190 cm
Merkezde çapraz çizgiler, dışta belirgin bir çerçeve
170×240 cm
Kırçıllı gri: ne soğuk ne sıcak, tam nötr bir ton
170×240 cm
Triko örgüsünü andıran sıkı düğümler, kırçıllı antrasit
170×240 cm
Lacivertten griye, griden beje: üç tonluk bir iniş
200×300 cm
Hardal sarısı yavaşça griye süzülüyor, 7 mm havda
200×300 cm
Altın sarısından yanık kiremide, sonunda kömür siyahına
200×300 cm
Açık bejden taupe'ye, oradan geceye yakın griye
201×297 cm
Sarımsı yeşilden zeytine, oradan soğuk yeşile geçiş
200×300 cm
Sıcak bejden griye uzanan geçiş: metrekaresi 3300 gram
200×300 cm
The Nika Series is one of Halicizade's in-house design lines, a calm, minimalist collection in simple, geometric and abstract pattern work, finished predominantly in gray and beige across wool, viscose and acrylic fiber blends.
Nika leans into quiet, understated design, favoring sade (plain), geometrik and soyut (abstract) pattern work over the bolder traditional motifs found elsewhere in our house-brand catalog.
The Nika Series is developed under the Halicizade house brand, combining simple, geometric and abstract pattern work in gray and beige tones. Production is split across regions: most Nika pieces are handwoven through partner ateliers in India, with a portion produced in Turkey.
Nika spans both handwoven and loom-woven construction, using wool, viscose and acrylic fiber depending on the specific piece, unified by its calm, low-contrast gray-and-beige palette rather than a single fixed technique.
As part of our house-brand series lineup, Nika offers a deliberately understated, minimalist alternative to our more pattern-forward named series, for buyers prioritizing texture and calm color over bold traditional motifs.
Nika's calm gray and beige tones suit minimalist and contemporary rooms wanting texture without visual noise.
| Halicizade House-Brand Series | Guest / Licensed Brand | |
|---|---|---|
| Design & production | Developed in-house by Halicizade | Sourced from or produced with an independent partner |
| Found under | 'halicizade' collection (VENDOR=HALICIZADE) | 'all' collection (all vendors) |
| Examples | Series lines like this one | Cache Istanbul, Studio Potato, licensed Versace collection |
Standard wool care applies for most pieces in this series, regular vacuuming, prompt spill treatment, and professional cleaning every 12-18 months; check the specific product listing for exact fiber composition and any material-specific care notes.
One of Halicizade's in-house design lines, produced under our house brand as part of our broader named-series catalog.
Yes, it's developed and produced under Halicizade (VENDOR=HALICIZADE), found within our main 'halicizade' collection.
Simple, geometric and abstract pattern work in gray and beige tones, across wool, viscose and acrylic fiber.
Nika spans both handwoven and loom-woven construction; check the individual product listing for the exact fiber and technique.
Most Nika pieces are handwoven through partner ateliers in India, with a portion produced in Turkey.
Standard wool care applies for most pieces, regular vacuuming, prompt spill treatment, and professional cleaning every 12-18 months; check the specific listing for exact fiber composition.