27170- Royal Ushak Hand-Knotted/Handmade Indian Rug/Carpet Traditional/Authentic/Size: 13'10" x 2'9"/422cm x 84cm 11'0" + Size: 4'9" x 5'0"/145cm x

Size:  4'9" x 5'0"/145cm x 152cm

Ardebils are remarkably similar in both appearance and construction to carpets made by a number of other groups in the region – the name is sometimes used rather more collectively than it should – but items produced in the village can often be distinguished by their use of an ivory field with green or lime-ochre elements in the design

NR: 26007Location: KazakSize: 11'8" x 2'10"/356cm x 86cmCountry: AfghanistanPile: WoolBase: Wool

NR: 26229Location: Khal MohammadSize: 1'9" x 1'3"/53cm x 38cmCountry: AfghanistanPile: WoolBase: Cotton

NR: 26313Location: Chobi ZieglerSize: 2'9" x 2'0"/84cm x 61cmCountry: AfghanistanPile: WoolBase: Cotton

27170- Royal Ushak Hand-Knotted/Handmade Indian Rug/Carpet Traditional/Authentic/Size: 13'10" x 2'9"/422cm x 84cm 11'0" + Size: 4'9" x 5'0"/145cm xNR: 27170 Location: Royal Ushak Size: 13'10" x 2'9" 422cm x 84cm Country: India Pile: Wool Base: Cotton Details: Historically Ushaks were classified as Anatolian Rugs, Anatolian literally translating to land of the rising sun. Today scholars know much more about Oushaks and are able to classify them as such. Anatolian is used as a last resort when a more specific identification cannot be found; at which point Anatolian refers to a carpet made in