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Spending just a few hours in our showroom will delight your senses as you immerse yourself in the beauty of our exquisite collection of hand-made wool, cotton, and silk rugs. With the largest selection in the region, we're sure to help you find the perfect rug for your space. Our knowledgeable staff will guide you in appreciating the unique qualities and craftsmanship of different rug varieties. You may even experience firsthand the luxurious feel of a fine museum-quality Persian or Oriental rug.
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The oldest Persian carpet is called "PAZIRIK".it was found in the frozen tomb of a Sakai ruler in the Pazirik valley in Siberia, 80 kilometers from outer Mongolia.
This carpet, which was used as a horse covering, has 36 knots per square centimeter. The colors used are burgundy red, yellow, light green and orange.
Based on original drawings from the Achaemenian dynasty, it is believed to have been handwoven by ancient Medes or Parthians from Khorasan.
The original Pazirik carpet is kept in Hermitage museum in St Petersburg.
