This issue of Hali investigates the historical significance, technical construction, and aesthetic evolution of Oriental carpets and textiles within the global art market. The editorial team provides a scholarly examination of weaving traditions, provenance, and conservation practices, utilizing a mix of archival research and contemporary market analysis. The publication serves as a primary reference for collectors, historians, and textile enthusiasts seeking to understand the cultural context of these intricate artifacts.

This publication is regarded as a definitive, high-level resource for specialists in the field of textile history and antique carpet collecting. Its rigorous focus on technical detail and historical accuracy makes it a standard reference for academic and professional circles alike.