Oriental Carpets: Their Iconology and Iconography from Earliest Times to the 18th Century is a richly detailed study of carpet design, symbolism, and visual tradition across centuries. This book explores how Oriental carpets developed as cultural objects, tracing patterns, motifs, and meanings from early periods through the 18th century.
Readers interested in art history, decorative arts, and cultural heritage will find a thoughtful journey through the language of carpets and their place in historical life. Oriental Carpets offers a fascinating perspective on craftsmanship, symbolism, and the artistic heritage woven into each design.
