Root-dyed reds, blues and yellows, a kilim 77 cm wide
77×102 cm
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77×102 cm
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Over seven square meters of Taşpınar wool, kept in a chest
206×363 cm
One of a kind
Multicolor Anatolian Hand-Knotted Wool Taşpınar Village Rug
from 139.000 TL
≈ 18.500 TL/m² -
Niğde geometry on red, wool in the pile and in the warp
121×222 cm
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Dark blue on red from Çanakkale, banded by its dye lots
126×200 cm
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Forty-nine centimeters wide, a Sivas rug on a yellow ground
49×100 cm
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Navy for night, burgundy for fire: wool knotted onto wool
110×173 cm
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Red-ground Anatolian motifs at 59 × 110 cm, wool over cotton
59×110 cm
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Counted from memory, not traced: red Kırşehir wool, 114 cm
55×114 cm
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Red, not burgundy: flowers inside the geometry, on a pillow
56×119 cm
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Van at the eastern edge, angular wool with no curve in it
106×144 cm
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Madder red gone to brick in seven decades, spun on a kirmen
134×242 cm
One of a kind
Red Madder-Dyed Handwoven Konya Derbent Rug, 65–70 Years Old
from 112.000 TL
≈ 35.000 TL/m² -
Long and narrow the way Sivrihisar wove them: 175 × 370
175×370 cm
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Purple where the Barak usually runs red, wool over cotton
140×215 cm
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Wool, no pile, and a whole composition in 95 × 184 cm
95×184 cm
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Forty-eight by ninety-seven centimeters of Karapınar cicim
48×97 cm
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One fiber in every part: a village cicim, four square meters
159×255 cm
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Flowers built out of steps: a Karabagh kilim that traveled
209×312 cm
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Two to one: 161 × 313, wool brocade over cotton warps
161×313 cm
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Cicim carried across six square meters, warm orange underneath
183×315 cm
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Mut hill villages wove it, all wool, colors at full strength
100×150 cm
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Corridor-narrow at 131 × 313, orange-led and wool throughout
131×313 cm
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Owned once before: a Yahyalı in red, wool down to the warp
112×210 cm
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Orange-led, forty-odd years old, and the name protected by law
183×391 cm
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A Yahyalı in stepped geometry, wool from the Kayseri highlands
108×194 cm
