26715-Hamadan Hand-Knotted/Handmade Persian Rug/Carpet Tribal/Nomadic Authentic/ Size: 10'4" x 6'6"/315cm x 198cm 7'0" x 5'0" during the reign of Shah

during the reign of Shah Abbas (1587-1629) many carpets woven by the craftsmen of Isfahan were given as gifts to dignitaries and rulers from the West

Location: Bakhtiar

Articles & VideosWikipedia Entry (Article)Carpet Production (Video)Ghom City (Video)Documentary (Video)

the name was given to a group of carpets that have been always produced by the Ersari Turkoman nomads of Northern Afghanistan

Location: Sarough (Farahan) (Antique Circa 1920-1930)

26715-Hamadan Hand-Knotted/Handmade Persian Rug/Carpet Tribal/Nomadic Authentic/ Size: 10'4" x 6'6"/315cm x 198cm 7'0" x 5'0" during the reign of ShahNR: 26715Location: Hamadan Size: 10'4" x 6'6" 315cm x 198cmCountry: Iran Pile: Wool Base: Cotton HAMADAN Details: Hamadans are hand knotted on a vertical loom using a cotton warp and weft. Usually the weft is a single thread and the pile is of good quality wool sometimes mixed with camel hair, which is clipped medium to medium long. These carpets use the Turkish knot with a density varying between 30 and 100 knots to the square inch. Almost all