Mamluk carpet is a type of carpet that has an important place among traditional Turkish hand-woven carpets. Mamluk carpets attract attention with their border patterns consisting of octagonal medallions and rosettes, usually decorated with vibrant colors such as dark red, light blue and light green. Mamluk carpets are woven with the S-twist and Sine knot technique, which gives them both an aesthetic appearance and durability.
Hand-woven Mamluk carpets are a type of carpet produced in Egypt during the Mamluk State period (1250-1517) and enjoyed a great reputation, especially until the 16th century. These carpets were highly valued both during the Ottoman Empire and among Western aristocrats. The design of Mamluk carpets is full of rich motifs and vibrant colors that reflect the artistic understanding of the period.