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Nain is a city of about 50.000 people, located in the Isfahan Province. It has historic significance, since it was the last stop on caravan routes...
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Nain is a city of about 50.000 people, located in the Isfahan Province. It has historic significance, since it was the last stop on caravan routes...
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The colourful rugs from southern Iran have been named Yalameh, and are mainly knotted in and around the village of Aliabad in the Fars Province....
The city and the district of Hamadan is an important centre for the rug trade, as well as the most productive rug production area of Iran. Hamadan...
The Kashkulis are a subtribe of the Kashghai tribe in southern Persia, and they are generally regarded as the best rug knotters. The knotting is...
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The story behind the Ziegler name dates back to 1870-80, to the Arak area of Persia, where the Ziegler Company from Manchester established its own...
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...
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...
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....
Nain is a city of about 50.000 people, located in the Isfahan Province. It has historic significance, since it was the last stop on caravan routes...
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Moud is a small town south of Mashad, in the Khorrasan Province. Rugs from this area are characterised by homogeneity in patterns and quality. Warp...
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