Indian Lori Buf

Indian Lori BufKnotted by nomads from the Qashqai and Luri tribes of southwest Iran, Loribuff (Loribaft) carpets are renowned for their naive and primitive patterns. These carpets are exciting and unique, as the nomads used their surroundings as inspiration for their designs. Loribuff are similar to Gabbeh carpets, but more tightly knotted with a shorter pile. Due to the use of high quality, naturally dyed wool, these hand spun carpets are known for their durability

Known as the rugs of royalty for their

who have passed down the skill from generation to generation since the Mogul rule of the Indian subcontinent in the 16th century

antique Sarouk rugs from are in high demand by private collectors and museums

their only colour deriving from natural variations in the raw wool

Afghan carpets are well known for their beautiful red nuance and durability

which enables the high intricacy and detail found in the patterns

Additional design features can include small animal figures

Traditionally made by woman and used as sleeping rugs

The most popular design is the

these weavers construct their own horizontal ground looms

meaning wood or the dyes found in wood

the Loribuff is a beautiful