Imperial Kazakh Carpet 14 x 10 carpet This salmon-colored piece

This salmon-colored piece

They are differentiated by their intricate octagonal figures containing a smaller octagon or diamond inside

The original 17th century persian rug was sold to an anonymous buyer via telephone after four bidders fought for it for more than 10 minutes

and this is one of the main reasons that silk rugs cost two to three times more than wool rugs

This diligently hand-knotted area rug is 100% pure lamb’s wool

Imperial Kazakh Carpet 14 x 10 carpet This salmon-colored pieceThis one of a kind Kazakh rug features lively colors with a design inspired by a mix of russian and caucasian geometric motifs. It is hand knotted in Afghanistan with pure wool and all natural dyes. Its deep stone wash gives it a glossy look and its triple border frames its overall composition. Finishing: The finishing of this carpet was done using centuries old traditional techniques. Once its laborious hand knotting was completed, it was rolled and