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English: Anatolian rugs from the Early Modern period have survived in Transylvanian churches. Hence they are known as "Transylvanian rugs". Amongst these are the so-called White-ground or Selendi, and Lotto rugs. Two White-ground rugs and one Lotto rug (center). Monastery Church of Sighișoara, Romania. Northern wall of the nave, 2017.
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Transylvanian Bird rugs and a Lotto rug (center) from the Monastery Church in Sighisoara, Romania.

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