Afghan Super Fine Khorjeen

Afghan Super Fine KhorjeenThe relatively rare Sumak kilim, which gets its name from the ancient town of Shemakja, is not a actually a kilim. It is flat woven, but the Sumak is created using a tapestry weaving technique in which the weft ? decorative rather than structural ? is woven through a number of warp strands before being looped back. The result is a thick, strong, decorative textile that is smooth on the front and ragged on the back, without the characteristic slits of

including the process of hand-knotting on the spindle of the loom

salmon and green

The oldest examples were woven in the city of Konya

Aside from their quality

green or bright blue

using cotton warps instead of wool and using a loom that accelerates the knotting process

Armenian carpets were richly coloured with abundent ornamental motifs

are referred to as Shahsavan (Saveh) rugs

White borders delineate central images and the perimeter is rich in traditional geometric patterns

the Loribuff is a beautiful

Kashan rugs are made in all sizes with high quality wool and beautiful motifs outlined in silk

mid-sized Viss rugs are very durable