
Kashghai
The Kashghai are Iran’s largest and most well known tribe. They speak a Turkish dialect, and are believed to have come from the Caucasus in the...
Data sheet
Here you can add custom original content(text, images, videos and more) for each product page.
16 other products in the same category:
The Kashghai are Iran’s largest and most well known tribe. They speak a Turkish dialect, and are believed to have come from the Caucasus in the...
Ghom, a city of half a million people, lies south of Teheran, by the road to the Markazi (Central) province. The city’s rug industry was only...
Persian Mir Boteh are hand knotted rugs, produced primarily in the Sarough area of Iran. They are easily recognisable by their special pattern,...
Bidjar is a city of about 50.000 people in the north-western province of Kurdistan. It lies in a fertile valley surrounded by arid mountains, and...
Farahan Royals are classical hand knotted rugs produced in India, in the area around Bhadohi. The designs and colours are inspired by the original...
Gabbeh is the name of a special rug woven by the Lori and Kashghai tribes. It is coarsely woven, made from hand spun wool and dyed in vegetable...
Keshan has always been famed for its handicrafts. The villages lie on the main road between Ghom and Isfahan in central Iran. To the East, the...
Ardebil and Meshkin (or Meshkinshahr) are situated in East Azerbaijan, east of Tabriz. Ardebil is the biggest and most important of the two cities,...
Bakhtiyar is the name of two types of rugs: one is produced by nomads in the Zagros Mountains west of Isfahan in central Iran, and the other more...
This rug is from the district of Hamadan which is an important centre for the rug trade, as well as the most productive rug production area of...
The Balouch tribes are spread across a vast area in eastern Iran and constitute a significant part of the population in Pakistan and Afghanistan....
The 3-Ply rugs are produced in Lahore, Pakistan’s second largest city, which is also is the centre of the country’s hand knotted rug production....
The Mahal rugs are knotted in Mahal, southwest of the capitol Teheran. The rugs are knotted with a beautiful, shining wool, and with the Seneh knot...
The Kashghai are Iran’s largest and most well known tribe. They speak a Turkish dialect, and are believed to have come from the Caucasus in the...
Gabbeh is the name of a special rug woven by the Lori and Kashghai tribes. It is coarsely woven, made from hand spun wool and dyed in vegetable...
Kunduz Fine rugs are hand knotted by Turkmens in northern Afghanistan, although, in some cases, they can be knotted in Pakistan by Turkmens who...
error Your review appreciation cannot be sent