Moroccan Design Wool Carpet

Moroccan Design Wool CarpetMoroccan carpets were made by nomadic tribes, typically Berbers or Moroccans, in a flat weaver or thick pile style. Their use was utilitarian as well as decorative; designs were passed down from weaver to weaver and therefore carry a sense of tradition and history with them. The most important city for producing carpets was Fes, the capital, which reached its Golden Age in the 13th century, when thousands of weavers were employed. The coastal city of

Style: Antique Lahore Carpet

These very distinctive rugs feature some of the most unique ornamentation

Design: Khorasan/ Mashad Wool CarpetStyle: 19th Century Persian Khorasan Design Wool CarpetOrigin: Iran PersiaMaterial: 100% WoolColors: Navy Blue

Using natural dyes

the sciences and popular culture

Rug Number: 70003157

Turkestan rugs are highly sought by collectors

Rug Number: 70003253

Moroccan kilims are flat weave rugs woven in Morocco

and continue to be a popular choice with designers

Colors: Orange

displays true folk art