Hereke - Carpet - 80 cm - 53 cm - 100% silk






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Description
A splendid and authentic Hereke silk carpet, handcrafted in Turkey with exceptional craftsmanship and artistic finesse. Fully made from natural silk on a silk warp and weft, this carpet displays the characteristic shine and refinement that distinguish the finest Hereke carpets.
The design is centered around a flower-shaped vase flanked by two peacocks, symbols of beauty, prosperity, and harmony. Delicately woven floral borders frame the central motif, executed in an elegant color palette of warm terracotta, olive green, ruby red, ivory, and gold.
This small-sized carpet reflects the mastery of the Hereke weavers, who have been producing silk court-quality carpets for the Ottoman palace since the 19th century. Due to its compact size and refined pattern, it is ideally suited to be displayed as a decorative wall hanging or table piece.
DETAILS
Origin: Hereke, Turkey
Material: 100% natural silk (body and chain)
- Technique: Hand-knotted
Design: Flower vase with two peacocks
- Knot density: approx. 1,000,000 knots/m² (very fine)
Dimensions: 53 × 80 cm (excluding fringes)
Period: Middle to the end of the 20th century.
- Condition: Excellent – minimal signs of age or use
Proof of origin: Label from Eppichhaus Pelzen (Duisburg/Düsseldorf) still present on the back.
CONDITION
Excellent condition. The silk fibers remain vibrant and shiny, with no visible repairs or discolorations. The fringes are complete and clean. The back shows a tight and even knot structure, confirming the authenticity of this hand-knotted Hereke carpet.
collectors' quality
Hereke silk carpets are recognized internationally as the pinnacle of the Turkish weaving tradition.
They combine luxurious materials with exceptional knot precision, making them highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of refined interior design.
This specimen displays excellent craftsmanship and harmony, characteristic of the most valued production from the Hereke workshops.
Description
A splendid and authentic Hereke silk carpet, handcrafted in Turkey with exceptional craftsmanship and artistic finesse. Fully made from natural silk on a silk warp and weft, this carpet displays the characteristic shine and refinement that distinguish the finest Hereke carpets.
The design is centered around a flower-shaped vase flanked by two peacocks, symbols of beauty, prosperity, and harmony. Delicately woven floral borders frame the central motif, executed in an elegant color palette of warm terracotta, olive green, ruby red, ivory, and gold.
This small-sized carpet reflects the mastery of the Hereke weavers, who have been producing silk court-quality carpets for the Ottoman palace since the 19th century. Due to its compact size and refined pattern, it is ideally suited to be displayed as a decorative wall hanging or table piece.
DETAILS
Origin: Hereke, Turkey
Material: 100% natural silk (body and chain)
- Technique: Hand-knotted
Design: Flower vase with two peacocks
- Knot density: approx. 1,000,000 knots/m² (very fine)
Dimensions: 53 × 80 cm (excluding fringes)
Period: Middle to the end of the 20th century.
- Condition: Excellent – minimal signs of age or use
Proof of origin: Label from Eppichhaus Pelzen (Duisburg/Düsseldorf) still present on the back.
CONDITION
Excellent condition. The silk fibers remain vibrant and shiny, with no visible repairs or discolorations. The fringes are complete and clean. The back shows a tight and even knot structure, confirming the authenticity of this hand-knotted Hereke carpet.
collectors' quality
Hereke silk carpets are recognized internationally as the pinnacle of the Turkish weaving tradition.
They combine luxurious materials with exceptional knot precision, making them highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of refined interior design.
This specimen displays excellent craftsmanship and harmony, characteristic of the most valued production from the Hereke workshops.
