Ladik, a town in Central Anatolia northwest of Konya, is renowned for its rug weaving tradition, particularly its prayer rugs. These rugs, produced between the 17th and 19th centuries, are characterized by their distinctive designs, such as double columns and multi-panel formats, which reflect the region’s rich artistic heritage.
The Ladik Rugs Photo Gallery includes significant examples, such as a 17th-century prayer carpet exhibited at the International Conference on Oriental Carpets, an 18th-century piece from the Serafettin Mosque in Konya, and a circa 1800 double-column prayer rug displayed at the Sartirana Textile Show. These rugs highlight the craftsmanship and cultural legacy of Ladik weaving traditions.
Check also our Ladik rugs auction price guide.









Lot 849. A Ladik prayer rug 18th century 188 x 112 cm (Wannenes 28 November 2012)

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