The 9th edition of Sartirana Textile Show, in Sartirana Lomellina near Milan, opened it’s doors Thursday 19 September at 18.00 and will run through Sunday 22 September. Opening hours the following days are Friday 10.00 – 20.00, Saturday 10.00 – 22.00 and Sunday 22 September 10.00 – 20.00. As usual for Sartirana Textile Show the quality of the exhibited rugs and textiles were high and the show was well visited at the opening evening Thursday.
Serkan Sari was quite busy during the opening eveningEdoardo Marino (left) in his standThe stand of Lombardo & PartnersIgor Honkanen in his stand. In the background a Mongolian Tiger Rug circa 1920.Alberto Boralevi, the organizer of Sartirana Textile Show the last 9 years, in his own stand.The stand of Calpesta la Guerra by CooperAction OnlusThe stand of Mohammad TehraniThe stand of Herbert Bieler, ViennaElmira Gyul, lecturer at the Tea Time Talks Friday at 17.00 and Alberto Boralevi, organizer of the Show.Mirco Cattai (left) in his standKonya prayer rug. Exhibitor Mirco Cattai19th century Bergama rug. Exhibitor Mohammad TehraniThe stand of Mollaian by Farzin MollaianClassical CaucasianChelaberd. Exhibitor Il Nodo Antico by Robin ParvizyarSaeed Shalgouni, Kamoo Gallery, Tehran, pointing out details in a very special Balouch prayer rug.Kilim theme in the stand of David Sorgato
Sartirana Textile Show 2013 includes two interesting side exhibitions, one devoted to tribal bags and one which consists of tribal rugs interpreted in miniature mosaics – and we will tell more about these exhibitions in later articles.
Special exhibtion of tribal bagsFrom Suzanne Spahi’s exhibition of tribal ‘mosaic’ rugs
Sartirana Textile Show is organized by Alberto Boralevi and La Pila Events Exhibit and Party.
