Bergama Design Wool Turkish Carpet

Bergama Design Wool Turkish CarpetBergama carpets are hand woven carpets from a northwestern region of Turkey. Carpets are produced in about 75 different villages. They began appearing in Holbein paintings in the 15th century, and some rugs from that period still exist in museum collections. the motifs for these carpets fall into two categories. One has large, geometric patterns, believed to be of Caucasian origin, while the other has a distinct floral and leaf pattern, believed to be

Style: Antique Persian

Material: 100% Wool

Tabriz was an important manufacturing center in the decorative and applied arts movements

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the artwork of well-known painters was often translated into rugs

Mongolian carpets utilize eastern design principles that use negative space effectively and incorporate a less-is-more style that works well in modern interiors

since carpets were manufactured for export

From the late 19th until the late 20th century

who originated in northern Africa and the Sahara

and following the Silk Road

from a town of the same name and its neighboring villages