Primitive Rugs of the "Konya" Type in the Mosque of Beyshehir

Rudolf Meyer Riefstahl

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Turkish Literature and Culture Crafts, Textile, and Design Historical Turkish Studies

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Among the most important specimens of early carpet weaving that have survived to the present day are what are known as the “Konya” rugs, a small group of rugs which were formerly in the mosque of Ala ed-Din in Konya, and which are now one of the great treasures of the Evkav Museum in Istanbul.1

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