Cicim carried across six square meters, warm orange underneath
183×315 cm
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Cicim carried across six square meters, warm orange underneath
183×315 cm
Two to one: 161 × 313, wool brocade over cotton warps
161×313 cm
Flowers built out of steps: a Karabagh kilim that traveled
209×312 cm
One fiber in every part: a village cicim, four square meters
159×255 cm
Forty-eight by ninety-seven centimeters of Karapınar cicim
48×97 cm
Wool, no pile, and a whole composition in 95 × 184 cm
95×184 cm
Purple where the Barak usually runs red, wool over cotton
140×215 cm
Long and narrow the way Sivrihisar wove them: 175 × 370
175×370 cm
Nine parts silk, one part wool, a medallion opening in layers
126×182 cm
One of a kind
from
148.000 TL
≈ 65.000 TL/m²
Ninety percent silk, ten percent wool, and no longer being woven
162×240 cm
Two yellows and nothing else: 121 × 179 cm, wool on cotton
121×179 cm
Oushak drawing pulled into brown across a 240 cm square
240×240 cm
One of a kind
from
144.000 TL
≈ 25.000 TL/m²
Brown taken to a gloss, densely knotted, 146 × 190 cm
146×190 cm
One blue under a ceiling light, three or four under lamps
207×304 cm
Oushak geometry in slate blue, three meters of double knot
79×307 cm
One of a kind
from
61.000 TL
≈ 25.000 TL/m²
Dark green packed tight, the drawing arriving after the color
125×183 cm
One of a kind
from
58.000 TL
≈ 25.000 TL/m²
Wool, cotton and silk in one field, knotted in India
176×268 cm
Even the fringe is silk; red field, beige drawing
218×302 cm
Medallion at the center, burgundy at the edge, silk throughout
60×93 cm
Turquoise under cream and gold, Oushak drawn eight by eight
108×159 cm
Pure silk at sixty-four knots per square centimeter, Seljuk star
124×187 cm
Cream ground, and knots dense enough to keep each flower apart
123×185 cm
Silk held at pastel strength: blue, gold and earth on cream
123×185 cm
Burgundy silk, the old Anatolian figures set further apart
104×168 cm