Knots big enough to see, 2,800 grams a square meter
100×400 cm
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Knots big enough to see, 2,800 grams a square meter
100×400 cm
Bamboo viscose, and the color pushed out to the edges
250×350 cm
from
10.500 TL
≈ 8.800 TL/m²
Red deepening in patches, 120 × 175 cm and no pattern
120×175 cm
Braided ridges instead of a drawing, cream on cream
195×305 cm
Terra Potta in blocks and split fields, dyed from plants
160×210 cm
One of a kind
from
105.000 TL
≈ 31.000 TL/m²
Bands of brown on rush fiber, woven flat in India
120×180 cm
Uncut green pile, knotted far apart, very nearly square
190×199 cm
Coiled discs laid over each other, five colors, no pile
170×240 cm
Karabagh geometry over 214 × 300 cm of black ground
214×300 cm
Navy deep enough to outline a pale sofa, all New Zealand wool
45×45 cm
Copper without the polish, and New Zealand fleece 13 mm deep
45×45 cm
Narrow honey stripes over cream, more ground than line
170×240 cm
A white kilim you can lay either side up, wool from India
200×300 cm
Blue and nothing else, wool right through to the warp
135×188 cm
Fired-clay orange on an Anatolian weave of 116 × 197 cm
116×197 cm
Knots tight as knitting, anthracite flecked with gray
170×240 cm
Rush beside wool: cream, and dry cleaning only
200×300 cm
Deep navy, no pattern at all, two loops to every warp pair
200×300 cm
Fuchsia against anthracite, panels out of Bünyan, Isparta, Ladik
111×170 cm
Karabagh flowers on black, the tassels dyed to match them
109×169 cm
Ribs that run like knitted rows, three fifths of it polyester
130×190 cm
Terracotta orange held inside its original border, 140 × 245 cm
140×245 cm
Plain yellow, no medallion, no border, 145 × 245 cm
145×245 cm
Ochre rather than lemon, 165 × 271 cm of thinned wool
165×271 cm