25
Jul
Gabbeh Rug
Gabbeh rugs are woven for centuries which are mainly tribal rugs in the South central Mountain range. Gabbeh is known as Gava in Kurdish and in...
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25
Jul
Dorokhsh Rug
Dorokhsh rugs are synonyms of style as well as class. This name has been taken from a town in the Khorasan region of Iran which now...
25
Jul
Balouch Rug
The most common and dominant feature of Balouch rugs is that it has a very geometric and intricate design that mainly borrowed from Turkmen style. The...
23
Jul
Sumak Rug
Sumak rugs which are also spelled as Soumak mainly produce flat weave rugs which are strong, thick and highly durable too. These types of rugs are...
22
Jul
These rugs are characterized by flat stitching (rugs woven without pile) with the colored ends of the wool hanging loose on the back. The first oriental rugs that history recorded were these napless rugs,...
22
Jul
Caucasian Rug
The north of Iran is a large rug weaving district which has been referred to “The Caucasus”. It extends from the Black Sea on the west...
22
Jul
Turkoman Rug
The Turkoman tribesman, whose ancestors were the Mongol Turks, settled between Bojnurd and Gonband-Kavus (towns located to the south east of the Caspian Sea). Some of...
22
Jul
A great number of rugs are made by the Baluchi tribes which have settled in the region of Khorasan since the 18th century around Mashhad, Torbat-e-Heydariyeh, Torbat-e-jam, Sarakhs and in the Province of Sistan-Baluchestan...
22
Jul
The town of Kashmar is about 150 kilometers South-west of Mashhad produces a great number of large sizes with different designs from Kashan, Kerman, Tabriz, and Varamin. The main colors are red and dark...
22
Jul
The finest carpets of Khorasan come from the Birjand region; the designs that are most preferred by the weavers of this region are Harati (bee fish) and Botteh. Orange-red, used with a contrasting blue...