The intricate patterns of Mamluk carpets continue to inspire contemporary handwoven rugs, reflecting their timeless appeal and artistic influence. Crafted during the Mamluk Sultanate period in Egypt from 1250 to 1517, these carpets, predominantly woven from wool and silk, exemplify a harmonious blend of luxury and durability. Adorned with elaborate geometric motifs, botanical elements, and symmetrical arrangements, Mamluk carpets stand as exquisite examples of Islamic artistry, valued both for their historical significance and aesthetic beauty.
Oriental Rug Mamluk Hand Knotted Wool On Cotton 211 X 314 Cm - 7' X 10' 4"