Size ; 115x165 cm Old kazakh ... This is my dream photograph. Separated by heritage, reunited by fate. ​This mid-19th-century Kazak rug carries a story as fragmented as its weave. Decades ago, it was literally torn in two—a common, heart-wrenching way for two brothers to divide their inheritance. For years, these two halves existed as separate entities, carrying the weight of a family’s split history. ​In an incredible twist of fate, a single peddler managed to acquire both pieces independently. He brought them to me just as they were: two broken halves of a single soul. ​Now, my mission is to give them a shared future. i will be mounting these fragments onto organic linen, not to hide the scar where they were severed, but to honor the journey they took to find each other again. ​It is rare to see the physical manifestation of a family's parting, and even rarer to be the one to stitch it back together. We aren't just restoring a rug; we are mending a legacy. The Ottoman Arabic numerals in the weaving are read as ١٢١٧, which corresponds to 1217. ​Since this is a Hijri (Islamic) date, converting it to the Gregorian calendar gives the following result: ​Calendar Conversion ​The Hijri year 1217 corresponds to the years 1802 and 1803 in the Gregorian calendar. ​detailed information Dm (direct message) arisoylarmobilya@gmail.com