The correct option is A Silks, carpets, and ceramics.
Major trade commodities sought by European merchants from the Islamic empires included Silks, carpets, and ceramics. At the beginning of this period, the European presence in the Islamic world was largely based on trade.Dutch, French, English, and Portuguese merchants first arrived in the late fifteenth century, attracted by the wealth that could be acquired in exporting luxury items to the European market, and encouraged by the Mughal and Safavid governments, which desired trade partners to stimulate the economy.