Antique Ottoman Turkish Mosque Embroidery, Possibly Anatolian, c. Late 19th Century – 4’ x 5’2” Antique box or displayed on a wall

or displayed on a wall where its subtle detailing can be fully appreciated

twisted columns on the sides of the chest give it a stately presence

the print is encased in a gold frame with a classic profile that enhances its aesthetic appeal

showcasing the skill of the woodworker

this rug not only displays beautiful patterns but also offers durability and longevity

Antique Ottoman Turkish Mosque Embroidery, Possibly Anatolian, c. Late 19th Century – 4’ x 5’2” Antique box or displayed on a wallThis remarkable late 19th century embroidered wall hanging features a grand mosque rendered in intricate metallic threadwork, likely originating in Ottoman Anatolia. Designed for devotional or decorative use, the central mihrab like arch surrounds a domed mosque flanked by slender minarets, all set beneath a crescent moon and star. Stylized floral forms, eight pointed stars, and densely embroidered Arabic calligraphy fill the field and borders, adding