Silks from Ottoman Turkey | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
Ottoman silk textiles are among the most elegant textiles produced in the Islamic world. They are characterized by large-scale stylized motifs often highlighted by shimmering metallic threads. Executed in a range of woven techniques including satin and velvet, these silks were produced for use both within the Ottoman empire and for export to Europe and the Middle East, where they were considered among the most prized luxury objects.
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Ottoman Court Carpet | The Met
Ottoman Palace Carpet Two complete medallions and two half-medallions with pendants run down the centre of this carpet, seeming to divide the dark red field in two.
The Muslim Carpet - Muslim Heritage
The Muslim carpet has long been a luxury commodity sought by textile museums, rich collectors and wealthy merchants all over the world. The fame of the flying carpet of 'Al'a Al-Din (Aladdin) added some emotional mystery and value to its already exceptional beauty and tangible quality.
Garments of the Ottoman Sultans
The Turks are a society devoted to their traditions, and this extends to their dress. Şalvar (trousers), inner robes, and kaftan (outer gown or robe) they wore in Central Asia came to Anatolia with the Seljuks (1037-1157) and continued to be worn by the Ottomans.
The Art of Turkish Textiles
Turkish fabrics are unique in weaving features, materials used and designs reflecting Turkish taste. Research on the subject identified about six hundred and fifty names such as Kadife, Atlas, Gezi, Canfes, Selimiye, Hatayi, Catma, Seraser, Sevayi, etc.
Arkas koleksiyonu'nda Osmanlı halı sanatı, 1834-1930 = Tapis Ottomans de la collection Arkas, 1834-1930 = Ottoman carpets from the Arkas collection, 1834-1930
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Sevim Arslan
Turkish Carpet Art
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Zümrüt Akşit
Türk Dokuma Sanatı: Çağlar Boyu Desenler
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Nevber Gürsu
Oriental carpets in the Museum of Islamic Art, Berlin
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Friedrich Spuhler
Otağ-ı Hümayun : the Ottoman Imperial tent complex
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Nurhan Atasoy
Çatma ve kemha : Osmanlı ipekli dokumaları = Çatma & Kemha :Ottoman Silk Textiles
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Hülya Bilgi
Turkish carpets : from the 13th-18th centuries
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H. Kirchheim
17 - 19. Yüzyıl Konya Kapodokya Halıları: Tiem ve Gülgönen Koleksiyonları
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Ayan Gülgönen
Ottoman costumes : from textile to identity
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Suraiya Faroqhi and Christoph K. Neumann
The Ottoman silk textiles of the Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels
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Daniel de Jonghe
Tarihi Dokumak-Bir Kentin Gizemi Sof
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Filiz Yenişehirlioğlu, Gözde Çerçioğlu Yücel
The Splendor of Turkish Weaving: An Exhibition of Silks and Carpets of the 13th-18th Centuries
Türk halı sanatı'nın bin yılı
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Oktay Aslanapa
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