Kashi

The design of this piece draws inspiration from an ornament prevalent in Ganja and Garabakh carpets, known as Kiashi, which means ‘glazed tile.’ While the origin of the name is uncertain, it likely stems from the ornament’s resemblance to the tiles used to adorn the interior and exterior walls of mosques and palaces across the Muslim world. Kiashi serves as a vital link between carpets and architecture, showcasing the fusion of diverse art forms.