Typical Knotting on good quality Red Rugs
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Typical Knotting on good quality Red Rugs More info about Rug # 126 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Typical knotting on World Trade Center, Tora Bora, and Soviet Exodus Rugs More info about Rug # 127 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Average knotting on ""Good"" quality Peshawar rug More info about Rug # 133 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Knotting on good quality Baghlani rug, which is unusual Turkmen production More info about Rug # 134 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Knotting from a Baghlani carpet with wool foundation More info about Rug # 139 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Fair quality knotting in Baluchi rugs More info about Rug # 144 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Typical knotting in so-called Chechen rugs from Pakistan in the 1990s. Chechen rugs are Caucasian in desing but Turkmen in structure, as opposed to Afghan Kazaks that are Caucasian in both structure and design, employing the symetrical Turkish knot More info about Rug # 154 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Knotting in large Tora Bora Rugs. Hand spun wool and medium quality knot count. More info about Rug # 155 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Typical, well knotted quality of a Najibullah war rug More info about Rug # 208 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Good quality knotting from vegetable dye Peshawar rug from the 1990s More info about Rug # 215 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Vegetal dye war rug knotting. These rugs are a subset of Peshawar group. More info about Rug # 257 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Very good quality knotting in Chechen rug. Chechens tend to be densely knotted and Turkmen in structure. The warps in this rug are 45 degree depressed, you can see the corduroy texture as one row sits below and offset roughly 45 degrees More info about Rug # 258 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Standard quality knotting on Baluchi rug More info about Rug # 317 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Baghlani rug knotting showing minimal warp depression. More info about Rug # 358 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Excellent quality knotting. About 20o kpsi More info about Rug # 402 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Standard quality in small Afghan Baluchi prayer rugs. More info about Rug # 404 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
45 degree warp depression More info about Rug # 272 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |
Medium quality knotting. So-called single knotted, meaning the warps are not depressed. Note how each knot has two nodes. In rugs with depressed warps, called double knotted, one can only see one node of each knot when seen from the back. More info about Rug # 161 here BTW - Rug #0 does not exist, so if the link above says Rug #0, it resolves at the Styles Index Page. Sorry for the glitch |