Kagizman rugs

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Kagizman (Kağızman), a town and district in Kars Province in Eastern Anatolia, is known for its traditional rug weaving, particularly prayer rugs. These rugs are valued for their intricate patterns and craftsmanship.

The Kagizman Rugs Photo Gallery features examples such as a Kagizman prayer rug from the second half of the 19th century, a piece from 1790, and an Anatolian Kagizman rug circa 1875 exhibited at Sartirana 2014. These rugs highlight the rich weaving traditions of Kagizman.

Check also our Kagizman rugs auction price guide.

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Kagizman Prayer Rug 165 x 126 cm (5′ 5″ x 4′ 2″). Turkey, second half 19th century. (Austria Auction Comapny 11 June 2022)
Kagizman Prayer Rug
Kagizman Prayer Rug 140 x 110 cm. (Austria Auction Company 9 March 2019)
Kagizman Hans Homm
Kagizman 1790 (Hans Homm)
Anatolian Kagizman circa 1875 exhibited by John Goodall
Anatolian Kagizman circa 1875 (Exhibited by John Goodall at Sartirana 2014)

Images in the Kagizman rug gallery are published with permission from auction houses, dealers, collectors or museums.