14233 - Ghom Persian Hand-knotted Authentic/ Traditional Runner Silk-made 6'7" x 1'9"/201cm x 53cm 6'0" x 4'0" and in some cases they

and in some cases they can also be hand knotted in Pakistan by the Turkomans who have crossed over the borders into Pakistan

Old and antique Saroughs employ a central medallion as well as frequent use of the boteh motif

The colours of the large Turkish kelims tend to be better than those of the small ones

This influence was the result of the Ghachgai tribe setting up its tents near Abadeh in the summer months

The appearance of Isfahans produced in the last 50 years under the Pahlavi influence is radically different from those produced in the later 19th and early 20th centuries

14233 - Ghom Persian Hand-knotted Authentic/ Traditional Runner Silk-made 6'7" x 1'9"/201cm x 53cm 6'0" x 4'0" and in some cases theyNR: 14233 Location: Ghom Size: 6'7" x 1'9" 201cm x 53cm Country: Iran Pile: Wool and Silk Base: Cotton Introduction: Qom carpets rugs, alongside their counterparts from Tabriz, Isfahan, and Nain, are considered to be some of the finest works of art knotted in the modern Iran (Persia). Almost all the production is concentrated in the city; specifically, in private homes where there are usually two looms. The foundation may either be from cotton or