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Rug No. 11299
220 x 126 cm
7' 3" x 4' 1"
Price: $875
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Rug No. 11295
176 x 118 cm
5' 10" x 3' 10"
Price: $650
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Rug No. 11292
170 x 117 cm
5' 7" x 3' 10"
Price: $650
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Rug No. 11303
230 x 170 cm
7' 6" x 5' 7"
Price: $3,395
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Rug No. 11302
238 x 163 cm
7' 10" x 5' 4"
Price: $3,395
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Rug No. 11304
230 x 163 cm
7' 6" x 5' 4"
Price: $3,395
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Rug No. 11301
247 x 162 cm
8' 1" x 5' 3"
Price: $3,395
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Rug No. 11306
225 x 153 cm
7' 4" x 5'
Price: $2,395
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Rug No. 11321
71 x 62 cm
25" x 28"
Price: $150
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Rug No. 11322
73 x 63 cm
25" x 29"
Price: $150
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Rug No. 11318
75 x 63 cm
25" x 29"
Price: $150
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Rug No. 11323
72 x 63 cm
25" x 28"
Price: $150
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Rug No. 11320
72 x 63 cm
25" x 28"
Price: $150
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Rug No. 11319
72 x 61 cm
25" x 28"
Price: $150
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Rug No. 11314
49 x 43 cm
20" x 18"
Price: $95
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Rug No. 11316
47 x 45 cm
20" x 19"
Price: $95
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Rug No. 11315
47 x 45 cm
20" x 19"
Price: $95
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Rug No. 11317
46 x 43 cm
20" x 18"
Price: $95
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Rug No. 15240
479 x 80 cm
15' 9" x 2' 8"
Price: $1,950
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Rug No. 11289
125 x 119 cm
4' 1" x 3' 11"
Price: $375
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A large body of weaving from southern Iran, bear the label "Afshar" also known as
"Kilim" (also spelled Kelim and Gilim). Historically, the Afshars were Turkoman tribe
which became separated from other Turkoman groups. The Afshar tribes were first
moved to the south of Kerman region in the sixteenth century by Shah Tahmasp,
the second monarch of the Safavid dynasty (1502-1736).
Some Afshars can be found near Mashad (north east of Iran), as well as in the
region near Bidjar (north west of Iran) and in other areas. Traditional Turkic dialect
is still spoken by some Afshars. In providing the above mentioned text, we consulted
the following: Opie, James Tribal Rugs The Tolstoy Press, Portland, Oregon 1992.
We have utilized the fine weaving tradition of the region to program and supply the
finest type of flat weaves which have received a very warm welcome from both the
industry and the end users. Some experts refer to this kind of weave as Soumak.
The patient Afshar ladies are the creators of these fine pieces of arts.
The pictures you see on our web-site, are only some samples of the designs. These
no-pile flat weaves are very decorative and match many kinds of interior designs.
Afshar Flat Weave Collection
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