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| Description | In the design of this regal carpet, floral patterns are spread evenly across the entire surface instead of being focused on a central medallion. This all-over layout reflects the concept of "infinity," often seen in Ottoman court carpets, where the continuous repetition of patterns symbolizes the eternity of the universe and of life itself. The rug features prominent floral motifs such as the tulip, carnation, palmette, and leaves, which represent abundance, life, nature, and refined aesthetic taste. The elegant curves connecting the flowers create a harmonious rhythm. The wide, symmetrical border provides a visual frame, traditionally symbolizing the boundary of the home, order, and protection from the outside world. |
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