Azerbaijani Carpets - From Tradition to Contemporary Art

Name: Azerbaijani Carpets - From Tradition to Contemporary Art
Start: 2026-06-25
End: 2026-07-26
Location: Budapest

The exhibition "Azerbaijani Carpets - From Tradition to Contemporary Art" is held at the Museum of Ethnography in Budapest, Hungary, from June 25 to July 26, 2026. It showcases rare historical Azerbaijani carpets dating from the 17th to the 20th centuries, alongside traditional textiles, national costumes, jewelry, carpet sketches, and contemporary artworks. The exhibition explores the transformation of traditional ornamental language into modern artistic expression.

Date: Jun 25 - Jul 26, 2026
Location: Budapest

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Azerbaijani Carpets - From Tradition to Contemporary Art

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Highlights

Rare historical Azerbaijani carpets from the 17th to 20th centuries
Display of traditional textiles, national costumes, and jewelry
Features works by contemporary artists including Latif Karimov, Eldar Mikayilzade, CHINGIZ, and Madina Gasimova
Exploration of the transformation of traditional ornamental language into modern artistic expression

The "Azerbaijani Carpets - From Tradition to Contemporary Art" exhibition invites visitors to the Museum of Ethnography in Budapest, Hungary, running from June 25 to July 26, 2026. This cultural event highlights the rich heritage of Azerbaijani carpet weaving, presenting a diverse collection of rare historical carpets dating from the 17th to the 20th centuries.

Beyond historical pieces, the exhibition expands to include traditional textiles, national costumes, jewelry, and detailed carpet sketches. It also features contemporary artistic explorations, showcasing works by artists such as Latif Karimov, Eldar Mikayilzade, CHINGIZ, and Madina Gasimova. The display emphasizes the transformation of traditional ornamental language—including delicate floral and geometric patterns from regions like Garabagh, Shirvan, and Baku—into modern artistic expressions, underscoring the timeless relevance and aesthetic power of Azerbaijani textile traditions.

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Location described by the source: Museum of Ethnography; www.azernews.az
Area for browsing nearby events: Budapest

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