The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The kilims, gelim in Persian, or turkish Karamani in the region of Anatolia known as Karaman, consist of a flat-woven knotless technique that uses the warp and weft in decorative and expressive. Usually you do not have a right and a wrong side and are made of pure wool.
And 'an ancient process that dates back to the fifth millennium before Christ, at the end of the Neolithic-Anatolian, and that is likely to inherit the iconographic repertoire of the murals.
They are particularly popular in Turkey but also in Persia, where they are semi-nomadic tribes of the prerogative (Shahsavan, Qashqay, Afshari, Bakhtiari, Baluch), and Turkmenistan.

The weaving techniques are different and similar to embroidery. Plots of various colors are added to the warp chains by means of a spool, thus creating the simple drawing with alternating colors.

Scholars (see SA Kozina) now agree that the word "turk-man turk means strong, powerful and termination" man "is an intensifier of the ancient Sogdian language. In ancient times the words turkomanni indicated the Turkish tribes "Oghuz" dalll'Asia from Central, but now shows the people who live in Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, northern Iraq and north-eastern Iran.
They speak the Turkmen language, which, together with turkish real, all'azero to qashqay, the Gagauz and the salar, strain belongs to the Oghuz languages, the western branch of the large Turkish family. Understand and also use the turkish, the Azerbaijani and done. For writing and shall use the turkish do.