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Hereke Defined

A western Turkish town known for very finely woven rugs having designs of classic Persian motifs, curvillinear Ghiordes prayer rugs, and frequently include border inscriptions. Rugs woven in Hereke may have knot densities of up to 800 per square inch. Silk is frequently used in these weavings.

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  • Rahmy Bey and Hereke Silk Carpets: Hereke Silk Carpets and the classical Turkish music of Rahmy Bey are a real phantastic and perfect combination. Enjoy the journey :-) Here plays the Ankara Derlit Klassik Müzigi Korosu the title "Kürdilih ?cazkar ?ark?-Mahrum-i ?evkim ruhum pür ahzan"

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