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Megri, now known as Fethiye, is a city in the Mugla Province in the Aegean Region of Turkey. Megri rugs are admired for their distinctive designs and fine craftsmanship, reflecting the weaving traditions of the region.

The Megri Rugs Photo Gallery features notable examples such as a mid-19th-century Megri rug from the Arkas Carpet Collection, an antique Turkish Megri rug circa 1850 from the Robert T. Mosby collection, and a second-half 19th-century Anatolian Megri rug measuring 183 x 137 cm. These rugs showcase the artistic heritage and historical importance of Megri weaving.

Check also our rug auction price guide with Megri rugs.

Megri rug mid 19th century
Megri rug mid 19th century (Arkas Carpet Collection Bornova)
Fethiye rug end of 19th century
Fethiye rug end of 19th century (Arkas Carpet Collection Bornova)
Mid 19th century Megri rug. Robert T. Mosby
Mid 19th century Megri rug. (Robert T. Mosby)
Circa 1850 antique Turkish Megri rug. Robert T. Mosby
Circa 1850 antique Turkish Megri rug. (Robert T. Mosby)
Lot 179. Megri. Turkey second half 19th century 171 x 111 cm (5ft. 7in. X 3ft. 8in.). Provenance: Austrian private collection. Estimate: € 3.500 - 4.500
Megri. Turkey second half 19th century 171 x 111 cm (5ft. 7in. X 3ft. 8in.). Provenance: Austrian private collection. (Austria Auction Company 27 January 2018)
Lot 119, Anatolian Megri, 183 x 137 cm, second half 19th century. Estimate EUR 2,400
Anatolian Megri, 183 x 137 cm, second half 19th century. (Rippon Boswell 19 September 2015)

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