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code: 3038
type: other carpets
collection: antique anatolian carpets
origin: turchia
dimensions 135 x 160 cm
  4' 5" x 5' 2"

€1.393,44

$1,532.79

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The production of kula carpets underwent radical changes in the first decades of the XX century and they became widely diffused, as a result of which the popular image is that Kulas are bright carpets with an empty, monochrome field. Therefore it is hard not to confuse this piece, knotted in the XIX century, with an Iranian Malayer or something else, rather than correctly identifying it as a Kula....leggi tutto Here we have a rare carpet finely knotted in Kula in the XIX century with an archaic pattern of Kurdish origins enriched by small floral motifs of a subtle lilac colour.
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collection: antique anatolian carpets
Rare and famous carpets in Turkey in the late nineteenth century and the first decade of the last century, the vegetable dyes and hand-spun wool. Ladik, Ghiordes, Panderman, Melas, Kirshehir, Zileh, Urgup, Usak, Antalya, Bergama, Konia, Kula, Mudjur.

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Sig. Gino, non tutti possono avere la sua preparazione, ed apprezzare ugualmente il tappeto.
Fabio Morandi - 08-02-2016 | 08:48:40
Bhè, se qualcuno lo dovesse confondere con un Malayer, non fosse altro perchè quest'ultimo ha tramatura singola e struttura quasi sempre in cotone,farebbe meglio a SUICIDARSI. L'esemplare è bello e tipico della sua categoria, ovvero i Kula Demerdji o Kula Komurdju. No, non penso possa essere confuso.
Gino - 30-06-2012 | 22:29:39