Pergamum Carpet KEMALIYE the intact portions were thoughtfully

the intact portions were thoughtfully repurposed

in Thrace—the westernmost part of European Turkey—exemplifies the convergence of two distinct artistic traditions

The weaver’s careful selection of colors and motifs creates a striking and distinctive piece that highlights traditional craftsmanship

Discover the enduring legacy of the late 1800s with this exquisite armchair

so well-done by overlaying two different weaving styles in the beautiful piece below

Pergamum Carpet KEMALIYE the intact portions were thoughtfullySince the 11th century, the city of Pergamum, now Bergama, Turkey, has been renowned for its traditional carpet weaving techniques. These carpets are characterized by vibrant hues, geometric patterns, and a lustrous texture achieved through traditional color choices. Thanks to the resurgence of madder root as a natural dye in the late 1970s, hand knotted rugs have seen a revival in the use of vegetable dyes. This particular carpet is a prime example