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Siirt blanket - Eastern Turkey - first half 20th century - cm 133x173 minimalism in rugs - battaniye, siirt blankets -eastern turkey One of the best Minimalism expressions. See here some examples: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151959930199258.1073741891.3... See some examples by Frank Stella, Kazimir Malevich, Kazuya Akimoto, Donald Judd.... These blankets were made in the town of Siirt, in Eastern Turkey. They are a local tradition, woven on simple, traditional looms using undyed Mohair wool from the local Angora goats. After weaving the face of the blanket is brushed with a steel comb to produce a very soft long pile. These blankets make ideal throws for covering furniture or beds, they also make great hangings with their bold graphic design. They can be also used as rugs. They come in shades of black, brown, beige, tobacco, cream, grey and white.
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