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Shiraz Rug: 219cm x 169cmShiraz rugs are the work or nomads and are fairly soft. Traditionally these rugs were knotted on a foundation of wool and cattle hair, with a woolen pile. Qashgai tribes make these lovely rugs and many of them are collected for transport in the town of Shiraz in southern Iran. Shiraz pieces are generally more loosely knotted than, for example, Qashgai rugs. The colours of the ground are red and blue, more rarely cream, and often rather defined. The

Turkmenistan

until more sophisticated alternatives came about in the 1900s

They are woven mainly by Afghan weavers and are sold out of markets in Northern Pakistan

This pretty little piece is well proportioned and has a nice sheen to it's face

who discovered it 1625 in Austrian spring water

This piece is beautifully worn in and has an aura of it's own with the creams and indigos leaping out

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Date: 1912

which often had complex chasing

Perhaps one of the only rugs not named after the territory they belong to Khal Mohammadi rugs are actually named after the legendary figure that created the distinctive design

An attractive and wonderfully tactile 12 inch folding rule with white metal pin

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