Collection: Hereke Carpets

The Pinnacle of Silk and Wool: Hereke Carpet Collection

The first quality standard that comes to mind when "carpet" is mentioned in the world.Hereke CarpetsIt is not just a floor covering, but a work of art that has adorned walls and palaces for centuries. It was established in 1843 by Sultan Abdülmecid.Hereke Imperial FactoryOriginally produced for the decoration of venues such as Dolmabahçe and Yıldız Palaces, these carpets eventually transcended borders, becoming the most prized gift of kings, queens, and heads of state. If you want to host a true "Royal" in your home, witness history, and own this invaluable heritage, our Hereke collection awaits you.

The World's Thinnest Knot: The Gördes Technique

The most distinctive feature that sets Hereke carpets apart from all other carpets in the world is their production technique.

• Double Knot (Gördes):Hereke carpets are woven using a double knot technique called the "Gördes knot". This technique makes the carpet incredibly durable and allows the patterns to appear much clearer and more detailed.
• Million Dollar Knots:Especially in silk Hereke carpets, the number of knots per square meter can reach (or even exceed) 1 million. This density ensures that the patterns look flawless, as if they were created by a painter's brush. This is why Hereke carpets hold the title of "The world's finest carpet."

The Language of Motifs: The Dance of Flowers

Hereke designs reflect nature at its most elegant.

• Flower of Seven Mountains:Inspired by Istanbul's seven hills, tulips, carnations, roses, and hyacinths create an endless garden on the carpet.
• Infinity Borders:The intricate borders surrounding the carpet and the magnificent medallions in the center showcase the refinement and splendor of Ottoman art.

An Inheritance with Investment Value

Buying a Hereke rug is more than just buying a piece of furniture; it's an investment in the future.

• Timeless Value: HandwovenAnd original Hereke carpets, dyed with natural dyes, do not lose value over time; on the contrary, they acquire antique value.
• From Generation to Generation:Thanks to its durable construction, it is one of the most precious family heirlooms you can leave to your grandchildren.

Areas of Application

Silk HerekeCarpets, due to their elegance and delicacy, are generally found in low-traffic areas such as halls or more...tapestryThey are displayed as if they were paintings. Those made of wool-cotton blends are more suitable for use in living rooms and lounges.

To bring the vision of a sultan into your home, to experience the pinnacle of Turkish craftsmanship, and to live luxury in its purest form; explore the unique pieces of our Hereke Carpet collection.