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  • Number HA674

  • Material Wool

  • Style Medallion

  • Type Anatolian

  • Origin Anatolian

  • Size 585 x 449

  • Age 1850

Story

Before there was Hereke, the Ottoman Sultans offered patronage to the royal Feshane workshop in Istanbul itself. The name means 𝙃𝙀π™ͺπ™¨π™š 𝙀𝙛 π™π™šπ™¨ after the famous Moroccan city and its famous hats. You guessed it: the famous Ottoman Tarboush hats 🎩 were made in Feshane with fabulous merinos wool. And that’s where the carpets of the 19th century Ottoman palaces came from. Sultan Mahmud IIβ€”the great Ottoman reformerβ€”established the Feshane weaving factory in 1833 (193 years ago!) in Istanbul.

Here’s a grandiose example of what the tasteful folks there were up to. Like this azure stunner. With its dramatic open field and gorgeous reds. Enjoy. You’re welcome πŸ˜‰

585 x 449
Mid XIX Century
Royal quality, museum worthy
Available, decorative, collectible

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