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carpet making in Kashan was interrupted for more than two centuries between the Afghan invasion in 1722 and by the end of the nineteenth century
Size: 1'7" x 1'8"
palaces such as Ali-Qapu and Chehel-Sotun
Location: Royal Kazak
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23855-Ghashgai Hand-Knotted/Handmade Persian Rug/Carpet / Tribal/ Nomadic/Authentic/ Size: 2'1" x 2'1" 8'0" x 5'5" carpet making in Kashan wasNR: 23855 Location: Ghasghai Size: 2'1" x 2'1" Country: Iran Pile: Wool Base: Cotton GHASHGAI Details: Ghashgais are hand knotted on a ground loom by the Ghashgai tribe who live in the Fars upland near Shiraz. The Ghashgai people are the most developed of the Fars tribes. The warp and weft are of cotton or wool and the pile is wool. The variety and quality of the colors are superior and the numbers of Turkish knots are about 100. The knotting on the
