14713 - Lori Indian Hand-knotted Authentic/carpet/Tribal/ Nomadic/ Gabbeh/ Size: 7'11" x 5'7"/ 241cm x 170cm 14'0" + plant and animal motifs also

plant and animal motifs also appear

often enclosed in cartouches along the main one

and also appear in the Bokhara pattern of Kashmir where they are often called the “lucky elephant’s foot” since they resemble the large oval reliefs made by an elephant’s footprint

which is frequently reduced to a simple division of the ground into diamonds of different colours

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14713 - Lori Indian Hand-knotted Authentic/carpet/Tribal/ Nomadic/ Gabbeh/ Size: 7'11" x 5'7"/ 241cm x 170cm 14'0" + plant and animal motifs alsoNR: 14713 Location: Lori Size: 7'11" x 5'7" 241cm x 170cm Country: India Pile: Wool Base: Cotton Introduction: Knotted for centuries in central and southern regions of the Zagros Mountains, Gabbeh nomadic pieces represent an ancient culture inspired by the traditions and the landscapes of Western Iran. These oriental beauties are coarsely knotted, brightly colored, have a thick pile, and no fringes. In Persian Farsi (the language of Persia Iran), the