Karapinar rugs photo gallery - Learn about Karapinar carpets

Karapinar, a town in the Konya Province of Central Anatolia, is known for its rug weaving tradition. These rugs often showcase intricate designs and rich colors, reflecting the cultural and historical significance of the region.

The Karapinar Rugs Photo Gallery includes notable pieces such as the 15th-century “Anchor” Carpet, a 17th-century rug from the tomb of Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad, an 18th-century rug fragment, and a rug from the first half of the 19th century. These examples highlight the artistry and legacy of Karapinar weaving traditions.

The "Anchor" Carpet, Central Anatolia — Lot 53. The “Anchor” Carpet, Central Anatolia, Karapinar 1400-1500. 334 x 165 cm.

Central Anatolian Karapinar rug circa 1800. Size 160 x 120. Exhibitor David Sorgato — Central Anatolian Karapinar rug circa 1800. Size 160 x 120. (Exhibitor David Sorgato at Hali Fair 2019)

TIEM-Konya-Karapinar-17th — Konya Karapinar from the 17th century. Found in the tomb of Sultan Aleaddin Keykubad in Konya (Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum in Istanbul)

18th C. Karapinar Rug Fragment. Exhibitor Patrick Pouler — 18th C. Karapinar Rug Fragment. (Exhibitor Patrick Pouler)

Anatolian Karapinar first half 19th century. Size 205 x 137. (Dorotheum 27 May 2013)

A Karapinar, Central Anatolia — Karapinar, Central Anatolia, Konya region Dimensions: 231 x 145 cm Age: 17th century. (Rippon Boswell 19 May 2012)

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