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an echo of the ottoman empire | uŞak region, c. 1890s
Some textiles are more than woven art; they are echoes of history.
Attributed to the Uşak region of Ottoman Anatolia, this remarkable 1890s weaving features a radiant emblem, crescent and star, crossed weapons, and banner-like forms that evoke the visual language of Ottoman military standards.
Was it inspired by an Ottoman banner, or does it represent a unique artistic interpretation of imperial symbolism? Its imagery invites us to explore the past, one thread at a time.
A rare encounter between Anatolian weaving and the visual heritage of the Ottoman era.
What story do you see woven into this remarkable piece?
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Size ; 110x175 cm
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