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Double niche white ground Transylvanian rug, 17th century, west Anatolia. Gallery Moshe Tabibnia, Milan

October 19, 2013 / 0 Comments

This exceptional carpet is a totem for the Ottoman period rugs woven in Anatolia during the 17th century that survive in great numbers in the Protestant churches of Transylvanian. Double niche white ground Transylvanian rug, 17th century, west Anatolia. Gallery Moshe Tabibnia, Milan

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