Despite the pandemic, the year 2020 was full of exciting events for the National Carpet Museum. The Carpet Museum delighted art lovers in the virtual space, providing detailed information about its numerous exhibits.

The National Carpet Museum continues to delight art lovers with stunning traditional costumes.

The National Carpet Museum continues its fascinating journey throughout its extensive collection.

Azerbaijan marks the 10th anniversary of the inclusion of Azerbaijan's carpet weaving art in UNESCO Intangible Heritage List.

The National Carpet Museum continues its virtual tour throughout its extensive collection. Famous public and cultural figures are taking part in the project.

Jewelry has always taken a special place in the traditional clothing of Azerbaijan people. Of special interest are the women’s belts called aynali-kemer (mirror-belt) that were widespread in the north of Azerbaijan, as well as in Karabakh.

November 8 has been written in golden letters in the history of Azerbaijan. On this day, the brave Azerbaijani Army liberated Shusha, the heart of Karabakh, an integral part of Azerbaijan..

Karabakh cities and villages are famous for their original carpet traditions.​Throughout history, the carpets woven here have resonated around the world.​

The Old City Museum has displayed stunning Karabakh carpets. The valuable exhibits are taken from the fund of Shirvanshahs Palace Complex.

National Carpet Museum has presented another exhibits from its rich and diverse collection.