Décors Barbares Bedroom by Nathalie Farman-Farma at Casa Cabana
This fragment of an Ottoman textile known as "Kemha", is woven in silk on a red satin ground, and probably formed a part of a garment. The design consists in split-leaf arabesques linked by çintamani, forming a lattice that encloses a golden pomegranate from which emerges tulips.
Courtesy of Galleria Moshe Tabibnia
Product Details
Silk on Satin
16th Century, Ottoman Empire
Tapestry: 60 x 25 cm
Frame: 70 x 34 cm
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