Demirsi Kula

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Demirsi Kula photo gallery

Demirci, a town located north of Kula in northwestern Anatolia, is known for its traditional rug weaving. Rugs from this town are often labeled “Demirci-Kula” due to their shared artistic heritage with Kula rugs. These rugs are distinguished by their intricate patterns and fine craftsmanship.

The Demirci Kula Photo Gallery includes examples such as an 18th-century rug measuring 178 x 133 cm and a 19th-century piece measuring 172 x 140 cm, showcasing the weaving traditions and cultural significance of Demirci-Kula carpets.

Lot 35. Demirci Kula, West Anatolia (Turkey), c. 178 x 133 cm, end of the 18th century. Estimate EUR 4,000 to 5,000
Demirci Kula, West Anatolia (Turkey), c. 178 x 133 cm, end of the 18th century. (Dorotheum September 2015)
Lot 179, a 19th century Demirci-Kula 172x140 cm
A 19th century Demirci-Kula 172×140 cm. (Auktionshaus Hüll October 2014)