Tribal Rugs
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Antique Turkmen Torba Rug n°:26519972
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(114 × 40 cm) -
Kilim Rug Anatolian Geometric Design n°:781871
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(395 × 157 cm) -
Bakhtiari Rug Very Large Garden Design n°:818996
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(770 × 439 cm) -
Kurdish Rug Tribal Figurative Runner n°:823578
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(375 × 97 cm) -
Malayer Rug All-over Gol-farang Design n°:650227
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(603 × 160 cm) -
Rare Rug Figurative Kurdish Persian n°:672449
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(167 × 112 cm) -
Bakshaish Rug Camel Hair Color Runner n°:682080
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(380 × 92 cm) -
Northwest Rug Persia All-over n°:87163548
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(490 × 241 cm) -
Northwest Rug Persia Large Wide-Hallway Size n°:93714146
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(650 × 273 cm) -
Bakshaish Rug Rare Design n°:754943
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(187 × 145 cm) -
Antique Persian Rug Afshari Very Fine n°:771169
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(174 × 153 cm) -
Caucasian Rug Moghan Multicolor Runner n°:71193526
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(330 × 102 cm) -
Antique Decorative Carpet Caucasian Daghestan n°:95475912
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(126 × 113 cm) -
Northwest Rug Persian Runner n°:83041422
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Tribal Rug Ghabbeh Bakhtiari n°:710153
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(312 × 164 cm) -
Tribal Rug Ghabbeh Bakhtiari Geometric n°:763612
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(242 × 176 cm)
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In this section you can find amazing collection of Tribal rugs. Weaving and knotting are among the first creative activities begun by homo habilis approximately 2.8 million years ago. During the development of mankind, communal needs, and migrations have made the art of weaving the noblest of arts. Tribal carpets, mostly made by the nomads of Iran and Azerbaijan, the Turkmens and the steppe populations, up to Afghanistan, etc., have preserved their ethnic and cultural identity with carpet manufacturing for millennia. Despite being nomadic or semi-nomadic, many tribal carpets have not remained immune to the city’s decorative style, often merging and creating real works that today we would call abstract or conceptual. In this gallery you will be able to appreciate tribal carpets and kilims with a high aesthetic and ethno-anthropological value. Many of the patterns knotted or woven into these rugs are still debated by scholars and professionals in the field. A real dive into the world of tribal carpets to love and collect.