Transylvanian rugs, also known as Siebenbürgen rugs, are 17th-18th century Anatolian carpets found primarily in Protestant churches in the Romanian and Hungarian regions of Transylvania. These rugs are renowned for their distinct motifs and intricate craftsmanship, often reflecting the cultural exchange between the Ottoman Empire and the European region.
The Transylvanian Rugs Photo Gallery includes notable pieces such as a late 17th-century “Oushak” Transylvanian rug, an example of which was featured at Sotheby’s. Other significant pieces include a 17th-century double niche rug, showcased at the Austria Auction Company in 2019, and various other examples of “Siebenbürger Teppich” exhibited by dealers like Hans Homm.
Check also our auction price guide with Transylvanian rugs.














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