Kashi

This piece draws its inspiration from the Kiashi ornament, a popular motif found in Ganja and Garabakh carpets. Meaning “glazed tile,” Kiashi’s name origins remain uncertain, yet its design and motifs likely evoke the intricate tiles adorning mosque and palace walls across the Muslim world. This connection highlights the significant interplay and fusion between the art of weaving and architecture, underscoring the harmonious relationship among diverse art forms.