The benchmark for the textile arts.
HALI covers carpets and textiles of all eras and cultures. Published since 1978, this sumptuous magazine reaches subscribers and retailers across the globe once a quarter
The world leader in its field, HALI — the name means carpet in Turkish — is the glue that holds the international rug and textile art market together. It is an international quarterly magazine of exceptional style, brimming with information; essential reading for the amateur and the connoisseur alike.
The benchmark against which all other art publications measure their quality.
The single most influential force within its constituency.
Unlike other art and antiques publications, HALI is not one of several voices — it is the single most influential force within its specialised constituency. The magazine plays a pivotal role in the field of carpets and textiles, leading trends, tastes and opinions.
It promotes the business, too, through the comprehensive nature of its editorial coverage — the kind of attention that, once given, fixes a piece, a maker, a dealer or a private collection inside the field’s working memory.
Plate 14Plate 14 — The HALI editorial desk, ground-floor reading room, London. Above the rule, a working set of bound quarterlies, Issue 1 (Spring 1978) through the current issue.
What HALI covers
The HALI library, in summary
The archiveThe full quarterly, plus the entire digital archive.
The full printed quarterly, four times a year. Editorial dispatches each Thursday. The full digital archive, fully searchable. Posted worldwide.