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AndoluArtisanGroup by Anadolu Hali Mustafa Yigit Andolu Hali, Turkish hand made Carpets, Kilim, Ceramics & Linens from tribal regions of central Turkey.

The quality of a hand-made Turkish carpet is unlike anything you have ever seen. The nurturing and care that it takes to create a carpet as well as the artistic creativity, comes a true piece of artwork. From the hand spun wool or silk, to the all natural plants used to dye colors, a Turkish carpet is unique and indescribable.Each design & pattern is passed down in each village from generation to

generation some designs dating back to the 9th century. Carpets receive their richness and individuality from it's specific region of origin; color, shape, patterns, size,etc.

09/05/2026

3’11” x 2’9” feet
The history of Bergama carpets traces back to ancient times, where the art of carpet weaving flourished in the Anatolian region. Bergama, known in antiquity as Pergamon, was a hub of cultural exchange and artistic innovation, attracting skilled artisans and traders from far and wide. It was within this vibrant tapestry of culture and creativity that the tradition of Bergama carpet weaving was born.

What sets Bergama carpets apart is the meticulous craftsmanship and time-honored techniques employed in their creation. Skilled weavers painstakingly hand-knot each carpet using high-quality wool sourced from local sheep, imbuing every piece with a sense of authenticity and durability. The distinctive designs of Bergama carpets often feature geometric motifs, stylized floral patterns, and intricate medallions, reflecting the region’s artistic heritage and cultural influences

Beyond their aesthetic beauty, Bergama carpets hold immense cultural significance within Turkish society. Historically, these carpets served as symbols of status and wealth, adorning the homes of royalty, nobility, and affluent merchants. Today, they continue to be cherished as treasured heirlooms passed down through generations, evoking a sense of pride and nostalgia for their owners.

In an era marked by mass production and industrialization, the art of handmade carpet weaving faces numerous challenges. However, dedicated artisans and enthusiasts are working tirelessly to preserve the tradition of Bergama carpet weaving, ensuring that this timeless craft continues to thrive for generations to come. By supporting authentic handmade Bergama carpets, we not only adorn our homes with exquisite works of art but also honor the legacy of craftsmanship and culture that they represent.

Bergama carpets stand as a testament to the enduring legacy of Turkish carpet weaving, weaving together threads of history, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. As we marvel at their beauty and intricacy, let us also reflect on the timeless values they embody – tradition, quality, and the timeless allure of handmade artistry.

06/05/2026

4’2” x 2’9” feet
The history of Bergama carpets traces back to ancient times, where the art of carpet weaving flourished in the Anatolian region. Bergama, known in antiquity as Pergamon, was a hub of cultural exchange and artistic innovation, attracting skilled artisans and traders from far and wide. It was within this vibrant tapestry of culture and creativity that the tradition of Bergama carpet weaving was born.

What sets Bergama carpets apart is the meticulous craftsmanship and time-honored techniques employed in their creation. Skilled weavers painstakingly hand-knot each carpet using high-quality wool sourced from local sheep, imbuing every piece with a sense of authenticity and durability. The distinctive designs of Bergama carpets often feature geometric motifs, stylized floral patterns, and intricate medallions, reflecting the region’s artistic heritage and cultural influences

Beyond their aesthetic beauty, Bergama carpets hold immense cultural significance within Turkish society. Historically, these carpets served as symbols of status and wealth, adorning the homes of royalty, nobility, and affluent merchants. Today, they continue to be cherished as treasured heirlooms passed down through generations, evoking a sense of pride and nostalgia for their owners.

In an era marked by mass production and industrialization, the art of handmade carpet weaving faces numerous challenges. However, dedicated artisans and enthusiasts are working tirelessly to preserve the tradition of Bergama carpet weaving, ensuring that this timeless craft continues to thrive for generations to come. By supporting authentic handmade Bergama carpets, we not only adorn our homes with exquisite works of art but also honor the legacy of craftsmanship and culture that they represent.

Bergama carpets stand as a testament to the enduring legacy of Turkish carpet weaving, weaving together threads of history, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. As we marvel at their beauty and intricacy, let us also reflect on the timeless values they embody – tradition, quality, and the timeless allure of handmade artistry.

04/05/2026

4’10” x 3’2” feet
This Bergama rug is circa 50 years old , made of pure organic wool and natural plant colors, hand double knot , the pattern from least 17th century , has perfect condition , Please DM for more information .
The history of Bergama carpets traces back to ancient times, where the art of carpet weaving flourished in the Anatolian region. Bergama, known in antiquity as Pergamon, was a hub of cultural exchange and artistic innovation, attracting skilled artisans and traders from far and wide. It was within this vibrant tapestry of culture and creativity that the tradition of Bergama carpet weaving was born.

What sets Bergama carpets apart is the meticulous craftsmanship and time-honored techniques employed in their creation. Skilled weavers painstakingly hand-knot each carpet using high-quality wool sourced from local sheep, imbuing every piece with a sense of authenticity and durability. The distinctive designs of Bergama carpets often feature geometric motifs, stylized floral patterns, and intricate medallions, reflecting the region's artistic heritage and cultural influences

Beyond their aesthetic beauty, Bergama carpets hold immense cultural significance within Turkish society. Historically, these carpets served as symbols of status and wealth, adorning the homes of royalty, nobility, and affluent merchants. Today, they continue to be cherished as treasured heirlooms passed down through generations, evoking a sense of pride and nostalgia for their owners.

In an era marked by mass production and industrialization, the art of handmade carpet weaving faces numerous challenges. However, dedicated artisans and enthusiasts are working tirelessly to preserve the tradition of Bergama carpet weaving, ensuring that this timeless craft continues to thrive for generations to come. By supporting authentic handmade Bergama carpets, we not only adorn our homes with exquisite works of art but also honor the legacy of craftsmanship and culture that they represent.

Bergama carpets stand as a testament to the enduring legacy of Turkish carpet weaving, weaving together threads of history, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. As we marvel at their beauty and intricacy, let us also reflect on the timeless values they embody – tradition, quality, and the timeless allure of handmade artistry.

03/05/2026

5’3” x 3’4” feet Çanakkale Kozak rugs are traditional, hand-knotted Turkish carpets originating from the Kazdağları (Mount Ida) region, specifically from Yörük nomadic traditions. Characterized by natural dyed wool (often utilizing traditional Turkish red, blue, and yellow) and geometric motifs, these rugs historically functional dowry items for local nomadic and village cultures.

Key Historical & Cultural Aspects:
Origin & Heritage: These rugs are deeply tied to the Turkmen nomadic culture that settled in the region, bringing with them traditions that date back centuries.
Motifs and Design: Designs feature strong geometric patterns, often including Caucasus influences, stylized plant, and animal figures, which have been passed down through generations. These motifs often symbolize traditional beliefs and stories.
Materials & Technique: Traditionally, they are produced using locally sourced wool and, in the modern revival era, natural root dyes.

02/05/2026

5’ x 2’10” feet Çanakkale Kozak rugs are traditional, hand-knotted Turkish carpets originating from the Kazdağları (Mount Ida) region, specifically from Yörük nomadic traditions. Characterized by natural dyed wool (often utilizing traditional Turkish red, blue, and yellow) and geometric motifs, these rugs historically functional dowry items for local nomadic and village cultures.

Key Historical & Cultural Aspects:
Origin & Heritage: These rugs are deeply tied to the Turkmen nomadic culture that settled in the region, bringing with them traditions that date back centuries.
Motifs and Design: Designs feature strong geometric patterns, often including Caucasus influences, stylized plant, and animal figures, which have been passed down through generations. These motifs often symbolize traditional beliefs and stories.
Materials & Technique: Traditionally, they are produced using locally sourced wool and, in the modern revival era, natural root dyes.

01/05/2026

4’11” x 3’5” feet Çanakkale Kozak rugs are traditional, hand-knotted Turkish carpets originating from the Kazdağları (Mount Ida) region, specifically from Yörük nomadic traditions. Characterized by natural dyed wool (often utilizing traditional Turkish red, blue, and yellow) and geometric motifs, these rugs historically functional dowry items for local nomadic and village cultures.

Key Historical & Cultural Aspects:
Origin & Heritage: These rugs are deeply tied to the Turkmen nomadic culture that settled in the region, bringing with them traditions that date back centuries.
Motifs and Design: Designs feature strong geometric patterns, often including Caucasus influences, stylized plant, and animal figures, which have been passed down through generations. These motifs often symbolize traditional beliefs and stories.
Materials & Technique: Traditionally, they are produced using locally sourced wool and, in the modern revival era, natural root dyes.

30/04/2026

5’ x 3’7” feet Çanakkale Kozak rugs are traditional, hand-knotted Turkish carpets originating from the Kazdağları (Mount Ida) region, specifically from Yörük nomadic traditions. Characterized by natural dyed wool (often utilizing traditional Turkish red, blue, and yellow) and geometric motifs, these rugs historically functional dowry items for local nomadic and village cultures.

Key Historical & Cultural Aspects:
Origin & Heritage: These rugs are deeply tied to the Turkmen nomadic culture that settled in the region, bringing with them traditions that date back centuries.
Motifs and Design: Designs feature strong geometric patterns, often including Caucasus influences, stylized plant, and animal figures, which have been passed down through generations. These motifs often symbolize traditional beliefs and stories.
Materials & Technique: Traditionally, they are produced using locally sourced wool and, in the modern revival era, natural root dyes.

29/04/2026

4’9” x 4’2” feet Çanakkale Ayvacık rugs are traditional, hand-knotted Turkish carpets originating from the Kazdağları (Mount Ida) region, specifically from Yörük nomadic traditions. Characterized by natural dyed wool (often utilizing traditional Turkish red, blue, and yellow) and geometric motifs, these rugs historically functional dowry items for local nomadic and village cultures.

Key Historical & Cultural Aspects:
Origin & Heritage: These rugs are deeply tied to the Turkmen nomadic culture that settled in the region, bringing with them traditions that date back centuries.
Motifs and Design: Designs feature strong geometric patterns, often including Caucasus influences, stylized plant, and animal figures, which have been passed down through generations. These motifs often symbolize traditional beliefs and stories.
Materials & Technique: Traditionally, they are produced using locally sourced wool and, in the modern revival era, natural root dyes.

25/04/2026

Size : 10' 6 " x 7' 10" feet Vintage Oushak hand made rug 3,18 x 2,38 cm

Traditional Hand made unique and primitive Vintage rug from south west Anatolian , Made of 100% pure wool on cotton ,Soft natural colors with grey centre ,Hand double knotted , Circa 80 years old
This vintage rug has excellent condition and perfect color combination to able to use for many years to come , Please DM for more information and price

08/04/2026

4’7” x 11’2” feet Hand made pure wool primitive Kilim ( flat weaving style) rug , circa 80 years old , from capadoccian region central part of Turkey ( Kayseri province)

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