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Six-column 'Transylvanian' Turkish prayer rug with a triple arch, second half 17th century, Ottoman Empire. Black Church, Braşov (Kronstadt), inv. no 228, 124x176cm, 1300 knots per square dm.

Published in Stefano Ionescu's "Antique Ottoman Rugs in Transylvania", plate 211. Also published in "Altorientalische Teppiche in Siebenbürgen", written by Emil Schmutzler (1889 – 1952) in 1933, plate 28