Kazakh extra large rug

Kazakh extra large rug

Various other interpretations see the tapestry as representing love or virginity

The secondary "guls" used in Salor rugs resemble the major guls of the Tekke and Sariq tribes

They were first seen in North America in the mid 1990's

An amalgam of floral motifs is executed in a spectrum of vibrant golden

8 million dollars US by Sothebys in New York back in 2013

The gul farangi motif seems to be a popular motif also used in vase

are woven in workshops of Qom

Royal Bokharas

this contemporary piece will integrate any space with its overlayed design

This carpet is hand-knotted in a workshop in northern Pakistan near the princely state of Kashmir which stretches between Pakistan

you will note that one side is lighter in shade whereas the other side will be a darker shade

diligently hand-knotted area rug contains a perfect blend of 80% pure silk and 20% pure wool