Kayseri rugs

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Kayseri, a major city in Central Anatolia, Turkey, is renowned for its production of silk rugs. These rugs often feature intricate designs inspired by historical motifs, such as medallions, cypress trees, and Persian Safavid influences.

The Kayseri Rugs Photo Gallery includes notable examples such as a medallion-design silk rug with animal motifs from 1960, a full silk carpet inspired by 17th-century Persian designs, and antique pieces like an 1880 silk rug measuring 145 x 149 cm. These rugs highlight the artistry and elegance associated with Kayseri weaving traditions.

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A Kayseri silk rug, Turkey. Medallion design with cypresses surrounded by animal motifs. C. 1960. 184 x 124 cm. (Bruun Rasmussen September 2017)
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A full silk Kayseri carpet, Tyrkey. A Kayseri design inspired by the 17th century Persian Safavid “vase” design. C. 1960. 276 x 190 cm. (Bruun Rasmussen June 2017)
Hull auction 27 October 2014
Silk Keyseri circa 1890, 221×155 cm (Dr. Hüll 27 October 2014)
Hans Homm Auction 25 May 2014
Detail of Keyseri silk rug circa 1880. Size 145 cm x 149 cm. (Hans Homm 24 May 2014)

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