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Turkaman
105cm x 170cm
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Traditionally Turkaman rugs where woven using only wool as the tribes people only had access to the materials immediately surrounding them. However since settling in various locations across the North East of Persia, Turkmenistan & Afghanistan in the late 19th century & early 20th century other materials have started to be used.
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Kelim
124cm x 130cm
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Kashghai
105cm x 140cm
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Kashgar
110cm x 150cm
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Khamseh Semiantic
104cm x 148cm
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Orient
99cm x 163cm
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Orient
130cm x 217cm
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Orient
87cm x 140cm
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Pao-Tou
101cm x 172cm
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Orient
94cm x 221cm
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Bidjar
117cm x 168cm
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Bidjar
108cm x 154cm
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Shirvan
112cm x 136cm
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Shirvan a handmade in the Shirvan region of Azerbaijan in the southeastern Caucasus. With the exception of a group of rugs woven in the vicinity of Baku, most Shirvans are found in small sizes, with examples from the southern part of the area around the town of Saliani more likely to be in the long, narrow format described in the West as runners.
Most small Shirvan rugs are not specifically identifiable as to village source, as they share a range of geometric field designs and borders. They are generally less finely woven than rugs from farther north in the Kuba district, although they are finer than the Kazakh-type-rugs made in western Azerbaijan.
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