Shahsavan Bagface with The Classcial Four Directions Design. Very fine weave (70 warps/10 cm) sumak technique. The archaic four directions pattern is used, with some little […]
Shahsavan bagface with very fine weave (70 warps/10 cm) sumak technique, with silk wefts. Stylized animals and vegetal designs used. Very fine handspun wool and 100% […]
Extremely fine weave (60 warps/10 cm) MAlatya Sinanlı Trinal kilim. All very good quality natural dyes, full of authenticity. Indigo, cochineal, weld, and madder dyes used. […]
Very finely woven Aksaray carpet with Natural dyes and shiny pile. Extremely fine weave and supple structure. Classical Central Anatolian type of medallion with stylized dragon-monster […]
Small prayer-size carpet with exquisite colors and gradient pattern passages. Madder, Cochineal, reds, madder purple, light and dark indigo, Coral and golden yellows, duck-head greens used. […]
Classical Konya Area Kilim woven with 100% natural wool and very high quality 100 % Natural dyes staying loyal to the antique kilim hues of Anatolia. […]
Prof. Dr. Peter Thiele is a very well-known academician, traveler, ethnologist, and lecturer. He has given lectures in many universities in Germany and Japan and was […]
Western Anatolia is a very special place in Turkey, which combines the Hellenistic culture and the Turkmen culture on the same ground. The area is relatively […]
Central Anatolia is another cultural and geographic area in which many centers of pile carpet weaving are accumulated. The area inhabited for approximately 10 millenniums had […]
Eastern Anatolia has specific geography very suitable to feed sheep and goats and make transhumance. The high altitude of the pastures and the summer rains and […]
The nomads in Turkey have based their culture and traditions mostly on animal husbandry and textile production. The nomadic textiles are as famous as the sheep […]
Nomads in Turkey used different types of tribal tents according to their ethnicity, economic factors, and historical events. In recent years, changing life conditions have pushed […]