Paktika berber rug

Paktika berber rug

as wool is a luxurious material

warms up a room with its ruby red hue field and the pleasing symmetry of its three intricately detailed guls and borders

The secondary "guls" used in Salor rugs resemble the major guls of the Tekke and Sariq tribes

They have been historically made by the Salor tribe that once lived north of the Afghan border

We have just received in our Montreal showroom carpets that have been inspired from the most expensive rug ever sold in auction history

Various vegetable and other natural dyes are used to produce the rug's rich colors

1- Excellent Condition (Brand New)

charms a room with instant elegance with its dark midnight field

Due to having dyes ranging from a combination of tree bark to various plants

Saturated tangerine

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

the traditional medallion-and-corner design of this piece have been adapted to reflect the Western aesthetic of large-scale