27331-Hamadan Hand-Knotted/Handmade Persian Rug/Carpet Tribal/Nomadic Authentic/ Size: 13'7" x 8'8"/414cm x 263cm 8'0" x 2'5" and Southern Khorassan provinces of

and Southern Khorassan provinces of Iran

Dying methods used by them

Size: 5'7" x 3'4"/170cm x 102cm

Shirvan is one of the principal weaving areas of the Caucasus stretching from the central east coast some 400 km inland and encompassing towns which produce particular design variations common to the Shirvan group

Afshars knotted in the villages are done on vertical looms where both the warp and weft are in cotton

27331-Hamadan Hand-Knotted/Handmade Persian Rug/Carpet Tribal/Nomadic Authentic/ Size: 13'7" x 8'8"/414cm x 263cm 8'0" x 2'5" and Southern Khorassan provinces ofNR: 27331 Location: Hamadan Size: 13'7" x 8'8" 414cm x 263cm Country: 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