19125-Chobi Ziegler Hand-Knotted/Handmade Afghan Rug/Carpet Tribal/Nomadic Authentic/Size: 7'9" x 5'6"/ 236cm x 168cm 14'0" + skins of vegetables

skins of vegetables

Pile: Wool / Silk

The Botteh is a stylized leaf-like floral symbol that appears similar to a Paisley pattern

The most well-known motifs in Kerman rugs are "Ghab Ghora'ani"

Edges (or selvages) often are flatwoven

19125-Chobi Ziegler Hand-Knotted/Handmade Afghan Rug/Carpet Tribal/Nomadic Authentic/Size: 7'9" x 5'6"/ 236cm x 168cm 14'0" + skins of vegetablesNR: 19125 Location: Chobi Ziegler Size: 7'9" x 5'6" 236cm x 168cm Country: Afghanistan Pile: Wool Base: Cotton CHOBI ZIEGLER Details: In 1883, Ziegler and Co. of Manchester, England established a Persian carpet manufacturing company in Arak (Sultanabad), Iran, employing designers from major Western department stores, like B. Altman & Co. and Liberty of London, to modify fanciful 16th and 17th century Eastern designs for the more restrained Western