Dazkiri, a village in southwestern Anatolia in Afyonkarahisar Province, is known for its traditional rug weaving. These rugs often feature vibrant designs and reflect the artistic heritage of the region.
The Dazkiri Rugs Photo Gallery includes significant examples, such as an early 19th-century Turkish village rug exhibited by James Cohen Antique Carpets, a dated 1847 rug from the Zaleski Collection, and a rug from the first half of the 19th century measuring 143 x 113 cm. These pieces highlight the craftsmanship and historical significance of Dazkiri rugs.
Dazkiri, South West Anatolia, Afyonkarahisar province, 142 x 127 cm. Dated 1262 AH = 1847 AD. (Rippon Boswell Zaleski Collection 30 November 2019)Dazkiri rug (photo courtesy Jamil Ahmad)Early 19th century Turkish village rug, Dazkiri. (Exhibitor James Cohen Antique Carpets LARTA 2022)Dazkiri rug. First half 19th century 143x113cm (Serkan Sari STS 2020)Dazkiri, South West Anatolia, 156 x 136 cm. Second half 19th century. (Rippon Boswell 13 June 2015)Dazkiri Rug, Southwest Anatolia, early 19th century, 9 ft. 3 in. x 6 ft. 6 in. (Skinner 10 November 2012)
