Islamic Art
The Museum's collection of Islamic art ranges in date from the 7th to the 21st century. Its more than 15,000 objects reflect the great diversity and range of the cultural traditions of Islam.
Tavus
Inspired by a 16th-century Iznik dish, this design means "peacock" in Turkish. Embroidered on a herringbone ground in many colors, with decorative clipped fringe.
Divani Peacock
This delightful embroidery features a divani script in the peacock’s tail, consisting of blessings for an Ottoman sultan.
Iznik
Iznik, inspired by a blue & white bowl, is a soft geometric with a fully embroidered pillow and a bordered throw.
Suzani
Inspired by an Uzbek embroidered textile, our Suzani design combines embroidery with coiled applique. Richly colored.
Sinan
Based on an Iznik tile panel in The Met's Islamic Art galleries, this comforter set features an engineered, velveted print that mirrors the lush colors and elegant design of the artwork.
Medallion
Based on this Egyptian carpet in The Met's Islamic art collection, this comforter reinterprets a classic motif into a more modern palette. Padded comforter reversing to blue patterning.