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Peter Hristoff | Istanbul, TKY / New York City, NY

2011

44" x 28 1/2" | Unframed

Textile | Hand Dyed Wool

Framing Available

Prayer for Friendship (Seccade / Turkish Prayer Rug)

$6,000.00Price
Excluding Sales Tax
  • About the Work

    In the mesmerizing world of artist Peter Hristoff, creativity knows no bounds. He transcends mediums and traditions to forge a path uniquely his own. Beyond his acclaimed works on paper, Hristoff’s exploration of artistic expression extends to the time-honored craft of traditional Turkish (Anatolian) rug making, known as “hali” in the local vernacular.

    For Hristoff, the allure of rug-making lies in its aesthetic beauty and its profound
    connection to the human experience. Drawing parallels between the journal-like quality of his artwork and the diarist element inherent in Anatolian rug weaving, he finds inspiration in the weaver’s ability to imbue each piece with personal narratives, beliefs, and aspirations.

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