Kula, a town in the Aegean region of western Anatolia, south of Demirci, is known for its distinctive rug weaving tradition. Kula rugs, particularly prayer rugs from the 18th and 19th centuries, are prized for their elegant designs and fine craftsmanship.
The Kula Rugs Photo Gallery features notable examples such as an 1800–1825 rug from the collection of Robert T. Mosby, a 19th-century piece housed in the Konya Ethnographic Museum, and rugs exhibited by N. Vrouyr in Antwerp. These works illustrate the rich weaving heritage and artistic significance of Kula carpets.
Check also our Kula rugs auction price guide.
Images in the Kula rug gallery are published with permission from auction houses, dealers, collectors or museums.