27881- Shiraz Persian Hand-knotted/Authentic/Traditional Nomadic/Tribal / Size: 6'9" x 4'3"/206cm x 130cm 6'0" x 6'0" During the reign of Shah

During the reign of Shah Tahmasp (1524-1587) the Afshar tribe was driven southwards into the zone it now occupies in an attempt to diffuse their warlike tendencies and a distinct Azerbaijan and Caucasian influence is still discernible in their design

Provincial Landscapes & Nature (Video)

and tend to retain their value

The designs are always geometrical with large blocks of color and heavy outlining

Size: 3'3" x 2'4" /98cm x 70cm

27881- Shiraz Persian Hand-knotted/Authentic/Traditional Nomadic/Tribal / Size: 6'9" x 4'3"/206cm x 130cm 6'0" x 6'0" During the reign of ShahNR: 27881 Location: Shiraz Size: 6'9" x 4'3" 206cm x 130cm Country: Iran Pile: Wool Base: Cotton Introduction: With a population of approximately 2 million people, Shiraz is the capital of the Fars province, and the fifth most populous city in Iran. The production of Shiraz pieces, however, is not limited to the city only. They are manufactured both in Shiraz, and in villages surrounding it. Shiraz carpets are usually made with wool warps and wefts.