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Ottoman Lotto Carpet

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Typical Lotto design with yellow lattice work on the red field. Somewhat unusual use of green.

Department of Islamic & Later Indian Art Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Museum Collection

17th century Ottoman period

Ottoman

Title: Ottoman Lotto Carpet

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Typical Lotto design with yellow lattice work on the red field.

Somewhat unusual use of green.

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