The Emperor's Carpet The Metropolitan Museum of Art

lt;br/><b>The Emperor's Carpet</b><br/><br/>This very famous classical Persian carpet is known as the Emperor’s Carpet. It is actually one of a pair, each having taken this name because they are said to have once belonged to Czar Peter the Great of Russia and then, after 1698, to the Habsburg emperor Leopold I

The Emperor's Carpet The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Transylvanian' Carpet, 16th century, Metropolitan Museum of Art - PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search

Tablet with Design for a Carpet. Culture: China. Dimensions: 3 15/16 x 6 5/8 in. (10 x 16.8 cm). The use of a precious material such as ivory to make a model

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Sanguszko Safavid carpet, late 16th century, Miho Museum of Art

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The Emperor's Carpet The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Carpet The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Carpet The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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