A note on
the images.

Illustrative interiors and care studies

The interior, rug-detail, cleaning, fringe-repair, binding and pad images on this website were created with generative image technology to illustrate the subject and visual character of rug care. They are not photographs of Aziz Hamrah’s premises, employees, customers or completed work, and they are not technical instructions or before-and-after comparisons.

Historical museum objects

The historical rug images come from the Cleveland Museum of Art’s open collection. The selected object images are published under CC0. They illustrate distinct weaving traditions; they are not offered for sale and are not examples of work performed by Aziz Hamrah. The museum’s object records provide the authoritative catalog details.

• Royal Carpet with Silk and Metal Thread, 1600–1625. Isfahan, Iran; Safavid period.The Cleveland Museum of Art. Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund. 1926.533. CC0.
• Classical Turkish Carpet with the Lotto Pattern, 1600–1650. Ushak, Turkey; Ottoman period.The Cleveland Museum of Art. Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund. 2015.61. CC0.
• Prayer Rug, c. 1800s. Daghestan, Caucasus.The Cleveland Museum of Art. Gift of Mrs. John H. Walsh. 1945.166. CC0.
• Turkmen Main Carpet, mid-1850s. Turkmenistan; Yomud.The Cleveland Museum of Art. Gift of E.B. and Joan C. Long. 2010.190. CC0.
• Carpet (Kilim), late 19th-early 20th century. Anatolia, Turkey.The Cleveland Museum of Art. Florence and Charles Abel Oriental Rug Collection. 1961.388. CC0.
• Woolen carpet with millefleurs decoration, early 1600s. Kashmir, India.The Cleveland Museum of Art. Dudley P. Allen Fund. 1936.17. CC0.

Typeface

Cormorant Garamond is used under the SIL Open Font License and served locally. The license is available here.

Historical writing

Historical dates and descriptions on the heritage and journal pages are linked to museum sources. The business name, establishment year, address, telephone number and service descriptions were supplied by the owner.