Early Turkish pile rug fragment, Anatolia. second half XV century. Nationalmuseum, Stockholm. Acquired from Carl Johan Lamm in 1936. NM 45/1936

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Early Turkish pile rug fragment, Anatolia. second half XV century. Nationalmuseum, Stockholm. Acquired from Carl Johan Lamm in 1936. NM 45/1936

Size: 26.5 x 30 cm

NM 45/1936

Weft: red wool, 2 shots

Knots: 30V x 22H (660 knots per square dm/43 psi)

Published: Carl Johan Lamm, Carpet Fragments, plate 26, Uddevalla, Sweden, 1985

Found in Fostat, Egypt