Memling rugs, named after the 15th-century Flemish painter Hans Memling, are renowned for their distinctive “Memling guls” motifs. These rugs gained prominence as they were frequently depicted in Memling’s artwork during the late 15th century.
The Memling Rugs Photo Gallery features examples such as a 15th-century fragment exhibited in the Ottoman Turkish Carpets collection at the Museum of Applied Arts. This fragment highlights the artistic and historical significance of Memling rugs in Anatolian weaving traditions.
