Dazkiri refers to a rug-producing village in central Anatolia, Turkey. Carpets woven in this area belong to the broader tradition of Anatolian village rugs, often characterized by bold geometric designs, stylized motifs, and strong natural colors. These rugs reflect the regional weaving practices of central Anatolia. Dazkiri means "bare field." Dazkiri is a village in central, western Anatolia. Rugs from the village have a design of a large lozenge with spandrels. The lozenge and field are filled with geometricized florets.






