Previous Issues

An exploration of weaving as a living tradition — the loom, the knot, and the hands behind the craft. Traces weaving practices from Anatolia to Central Asia and the communities that keep them alive.

A deep dive into the motifs and symbols woven across regions and centuries. Discover how geometric forms, medallions, and figurative patterns carry layers of historical and cultural meaning.

The rich palette of natural dyes in Oriental rugs — indigo, madder, pomegranate, and walnut. This volume explains how centuries-old dyeing techniques produce colors that remain vivid for generations.

The inaugural volume. Tracing the origins of Oriental rugs and exploring the historical context in which they appear in Western paintings — a starting point for understanding the depth and reach of rug culture.

Voyage of the Rugexplores the history, materials, and cultural meaning of handmade carpets, from Central Asia to Anatolia and beyond.
Blending tradition with contemporary insight, it presents the rug as both a functional object and a lasting expression of human craftsmanship.

introduces the history, techniques, and cultural meaning of kilims, tracing their origins among Anatolian nomadic traditions and their transmission through generations.
Through materials, motifs, and weaving practices, it presents kilims as both functional textiles and enduring expressions of human heritage.