Ttribal Carpet ww09
6×4 ft Wool on Wool Tribal Carpet Bukhara Design
An Afghan rug (or Afghan carpet) is a type of handwoven floor-covering textile traditionally made in Afghanistan.
A contemporary design that will charm your home The Best colors added to it make it more charming and make it a perfect accessory for your living space.
Tribal Carpet ww08
6x4 ft Wool on Wool Tribal Carpet
An Afghan rug (or Afghan carpet) is a type of handwoven floor-covering textile traditionally made in Afghanistan.
A contemporary design that will charm your home The Best colors added to it make it more charming and make it a perfect accessory for your living space.
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Tribal Kelim WC17
6×4 ft Wool ON Wool tribal Herath Kelim
Kelim (Turkish kilim, from the Persian gilim; coarse woven blanket”) is an expression for a common Persian weave but also the name of the technology used in its manufacture. Persian Kelims are produced primarily by nomads and are made as carpets (without pile), bags and tent curtains. The most common Persian Kelims are Kelim Sumakh, Kelim Senneh, Kelim Fars and Kelim Ghashghai
Tribal Kelim WC16
3x5 ft Wool ON Wool tribal Herath Kelim
Kelim (Turkish kilim, from the Persian gilim; coarse woven blanket”) is an expression for a common Persian weave but also the name of the technology used in its manufacture. Persian Kelims are produced primarily by nomads and are made as carpets (without pile), bags and tent curtains. The most common Persian Kelims are Kelim Sumakh, Kelim Senneh, Kelim Fars and Kelim Ghashghai
Tribal Kelim WC15
6×4 ft Wool ON Wool tribal Herath Kelim
Kelim (Turkish kilim, from the Persian gilim; coarse woven blanket”) is an expression for a common Persian weave but also the name of the technology used in its manufacture. Persian Kelims are produced primarily by nomads and are made as carpets (without pile), bags and tent curtains. The most common Persian Kelims are Kelim Sumakh, Kelim Senneh, Kelim Fars and Kelim Ghashghai