Kazakh Carpet mughal art This carpet is hand-knotted in

This carpet is hand-knotted in a workshop in northern Pakistan near the princely state of Kashmir which stretches between Pakistan

The finishing of this carpet was done using centuries old traditional techniques

They occupied the oasis land surrounding Merv from the late 17th century until driven from their homeland by the Tekke tribe in 1856

This diligently handwoven area rug is made of 100% pure lamb’s wool

Atop their colors sit diamond shaped gul motifs with latched or serrated edges repeated in rows and columns

Kazakh Carpet mughal art This carpet is hand-knotted inWhy do we provide you with two global shots of the same carpet? When you are standing in front of the pile (fine hairs) of this rug it will look a shade darker. However, when you are standing in the opposite direction of its pile, it will look a shade lighter. This is a common occurrence in fine hand knotted rugs. It is also the reason we are showing you two global pictures of this carpet (one picture for each side depending on where you are