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Locals kick off ‘carpet harvest’ after months-long restoration

Japanese exhibit of Turkish rugs in Tokyo

Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon

Old Turkish rugs draw global interest

Tying the Knot with Dough

Bergama women preserve art of carpet weaving

Dutch village ‘Turkeye’ keeps 400-year ties alive

Antique carpet collectors are in Istanbul

Guards keep watch on 'carpet fields' in southern city

Turkish rug sector eyes market leadership

Occupancy rate in Istanbul hotels hits 90 percent

Tunisian weavers turn rags into eco-friendly rugs

Rare portraits of Ottoman sultans to be sold at London auction

Team working in labs to restore Turkey’s historical artifacts

Craftsman keeping tradition of repairing antique carpets alive

Van rugs exported to European countries

Exhibition featuring Istanbul’s cats opens in Japan

Gardens to be set up to use natural dyes in nomad carpets

Turkey celebrates Muslim holiday Eid al-Adha

First Muslim prayers held in Hagia Sophia after 85 years

Domestic tourism spending falls in Turkey in Q1

Turkey invites foreign leaders for prayers at Hagia Sophia

Mosques in Turkey to resume prayers after several weeks of virus break

House with Turkish soda bottle lids draws interest

Anatolian women’s carpet design motifs researched, registered

Turkish ‘Bursa silk’ gets coveted geographical brand

Exquisite 'postmortem rugs' brought under care

Sunlight gives hand-woven carpets pastel colors

Bodrum: The windy peninsula

Pink Martini goes on Turkey tour

Traditional and contemporary art of weaving at new exhibition

Foreign arrivals, tourism revenues in Turkey rose last year

Restored Anatolian rugs sold globally

Thousands of Syrians head home from Turkey for religious holiday

New branding strategy tells all to discover Turkey’s potential

End of the ‘Dream of Phaselis’ in Antalya

Be very careful as a religious institution

In memory of Maria of Pontus

Organizing trade: The ahis and guilds of Anatolia

Ancient Side beckons on Turkey’s Mediterranean

BLOG: The smallest room can be the biggest challenge

The peacock: A symbol of royalty

Depicting MidEast carpets in Renaissance paintings

Anatolian culture goes on display in Shanghai

Carpet Museum spreads out at Istanbul’s Haghia Sophia

Turkish treasures to go on view in China

Ancient castle of Kayseri to become art, culture center

Three mosques robbed in Turkey every day, says deputy prime minister

Art of felt master aims to open his art to world

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Who was Hüseyin Ağa, the Ottoman who built Ağa Cami?