Istanbul: 1980. Full color illustrations. Includes a 6 page article "Kandilli Yazmas" by Reyhan Kaya with 7 color plates and an 8 page article "The Yuncu Yoruks of Balikesir" by Belkis Acar with 8 color plates of rugs. Turkish/English text. More
Bursa: Uluumay Osmanli Halk Kiyafetleri ve Takilari Muzesi, 2006. Introduction to the museum collection. 55 examples are illustrated in color. More
Istanbul: Marmara University Press, 2018. Numerous color illustrations. PRE-ORDER ONLY. "Tablet, or çarpana, is the name used for the plates used in producing a group of woven bands known colloquially as 'belt', 'cord' or 'rope'. These handwoven bands were used for a variety of purposes, and long before the industrial..... More
![Broderii Turcesti Secolele XVIII-XIX [Turkish Embroidery, 18-19 Centuries]. Alexandra ed Beldescu](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS008070I.JPG?v=1437698209)
Bucharest: Muzeul National de Arta al Romaniei, 1997. 18 color plates 15 black and white. Museum exhibition catalog of Turkish textiles. Romanian text. More
Istanbul: Sadberk Hanim Muzesi, 2012. 494 color plates. A lavish exhibition catalog of 444 color plates and illustrations, including details, of 167 exhibited textiles from the 17th to early 20th century in the Sadberk Hanim Museum collection. The different types worked in a wide range of needlework techniques illustrate the..... More
Istanbul: Sadberk Hanim Müzesi, 2007. 56 color plates 144 color details. Exhibition catalog of these types of Turkish silk weavings. Turkish/English text. More
Istanbul: Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Kültür A.S., 1714 (2013). 102 black and white plates. 3/4 scale facsimile edition of the original 1714 Parisian publication of Flemish-French painter Jean-Baptiste Van Mour’s Ottoman dress album translated into English and Turkish. More
![The Iklé Collection [of textiles]. Christie's South Kensington](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS009117I.JPG?v=1434447252)
London: Christie's, 1989. 4 color 67 black and white. The November 7, 1989 sale of the Ikle family collection of textiles including Coptic tapestry, Ottoman embroidery and European needlework. More
![Kleinasiatische Stickereien [Asia Minor Embroideries]. Dr. Bernhard Dietrich](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS000621I.JPG?v=1434447055)
Plauen: Dr. Dietrichs Selbstverlag, 1911. 16 color plates, 42 black and white. GWO 2308. Collection of Anatolian embroidered textiles. German text. More
Istanbul: Ertug and Kocabiyik, 1996. 150 color plates. "A beautiful, large-format book, this limited edition focuses on silks and garments created and woven for members of the Ottoman imperial family. Outstanding examples of kaftans designed and tailored for ceremonial and ordinary use have been selected from the collections of Topkapi..... More
Bloomingdale: Indiana University Press, 1993. Hundreds of black and white illustrations. Massive. Published jointly with Turkish Ministry of Culture. Many rugs and textiles. "This vast work, approaching a thousand pages, with a comparable number of illustrations, is astonishingly absorbing and easy to read, a rich source of cognitive and affective..... More
Budapest: Imparmuveszeti Muzeum / Museum of Applied Arts, 1981. 40 black and white. GWO 2313. Exhibition catalog from the Castle Museum from the Museum of Fine Arts. Mainly Turkish examples. Hungarian-English text. More
Istanbul: Redhouse, 1988. 132 color plates, 75 black and white. GWO 2310. The history, design and types of Turkish textiles from the 13th to the 20th century from museum and private collections. More
![The Old Textiles of Turkey [2 volumes]. Akira Haneda, Mitsukuni Yoshida, Heizo Tatsumura](/pictures/thumb/BOOKS010002I.JPG?v=1455168549)
Kyoto: Korinsha, 1966-67. 100 color relief-halftone plates. GWO 2320. Two volume set. Turkish silks and velvets from the 15th-18th century from the Victoria and Albert Museum collection. Lists of plates and captions in Japanese and English. Scarce and beautiful. [CSROT t1835]. More
Istanbul: Türkiye Is¸ Bankasi Kültür Yayinlari, 2011. 94 color plates. This epic work chronicles the development of the Turkish textile industry all the way from its world dominance in the 16th century, to its decline with the beginning of the European Industrial Revolution, before it reemerged once again on the..... More
London: Victoria and Albert Museum, 1985. 32 color plates 44 black and white. GWO 2322. Victoria and Albert Museum exhibition catalog of items in the collection. More
Washington D.C. Merrell / The Textile Museum, 2000. 104 color plates. Textile Museum exhibition catalog of their collection of this type of Turkish needlework. More
Washington: The Textile Museum, 1973. 4 color plates, 44 black and white. GWO 1275. Textile Museum exhibition catalog of rugs and textiles from this collection. More
Istanbul: Vehbi Koc Vakfi, [2006]. 12 color plates. A facsimile edition of 12 loose color plates in a folio with English and Turkish captions from the drawings done by Fenerci Mehmed in Bayezid, Istanbul in 1811 published by the Vehbi Koc Foundation on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of..... More
Ankara: TC Kültür Bakanligi / Republic of Turkey, Ministry of Culture, 1998. 105 color plates. Embroideries adorning Ottoman era palace and military tents in the collection of the Topkapi. Turkish text with an introduction, conclusion, and summary in English. More
Ankara: Turkish Press, Broadcasting and Tourist Department, 1950. 13 color plates 28 black and white. GWO 2327. Textiles from the Topkapi. Superb color. More
Ankara: 1950. 12 color plates 24 black and white. GWO 2327. More
Istanbul: Turkiye is Bankasi Cultural Productions, 1981. 192 color plates 142 black and white 363 figures. GWO 2330. A detailed presentation of patterns and types of knitted socks. Most of these patterns are found on rugs and flatweaves from Turkey. More
Turnhout: Brepols Publishers, 2004. 19 color plates 87 black and white figures. Scholarly. "The aim of this catalogue is to publish the 43 Ottoman textiles which are preserved in the Royal Museums of Art and History. Except two for which we are not sure, these specimens were woven in the..... More
Istanbul: Republic of Turkey Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2007. 114 color plates. More
