Formerly called Bomhekas or Nomijket.
Bukhara Uzbekistan is the fifth largest city, is home to approximately 250,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the homonymous province, is 225 km. located in an oasis of Samarkand and crossed the canal and the great river Shakhrud Zarafshan in a very harsh and inhospitable land.
Bukhara is famous for its carpets and the quality of its cotton is exported for centuries in Khorasan. The discovery of gas in 1950 has reinvigorated its economy. 85% of the population of Bukhara and Samarkand is race speak a dialect of Tajik and Persian, Tajik-being.

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.

Formerly called Bomhekas or Nomijket.
Bukhara Uzbekistan is the fifth largest city, is home to approximately 250,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the homonymous province, is 225 km. located in an oasis of Samarkand and crossed the canal and the great river Shakhrud Zarafshan in a very harsh and inhospitable land.
Bukhara is famous for its carpets and the quality of its cotton is exported for centuries in Khorasan. The discovery of gas in 1950 has reinvigorated its economy. 85% of the population of Bukhara and Samarkand is race speak a dialect of Tajik and Persian, Tajik-being.

Formerly called Bomhekas or Nomijket.
Bukhara Uzbekistan is the fifth largest city, is home to approximately 250,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the homonymous province, is 225 km. located in an oasis of Samarkand and crossed the canal and the great river Shakhrud Zarafshan in a very harsh and inhospitable land.
Bukhara is famous for its carpets and the quality of its cotton is exported for centuries in Khorasan. The discovery of gas in 1950 has reinvigorated its economy. 85% of the population of Bukhara and Samarkand is race speak a dialect of Tajik and Persian, Tajik-being.

Dagestan is a republic of the Russian Federation which occupies the northernmost part of the Caucasus. Its population is made up mostly of Avar, Azeri-Turkish, Lezghi and Tati (Iranian Caucasus). Its capital is Derbent, the second port of the Caspian Sea. Initially under the influence of Sassanian culture, the area was then fought between the Ottomans, Persians and Russians. The Treaty of Golestan (1813) marked the victory of the Tsar, but the inner zone consists of the rugged mountains and north of the Caucasus and are proud warriors Lezghi Sunni Muslim faith was very difficult to tame.

The oasis of Bukhara was inhabited from the third millennium and saw the spread of Indo-Aryan peoples originating in Central Asia. The vast territory in which it is located was called "transoxiano" from the greek name "Oxus" given to the river now called Amudarja, it extends east to Syrdarja, occupying more or less the modern Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
This area is crossed by the ancient Silk Road, has always welcomed different religions and civilizations (China, Mongolia, India, Persia, Anatolia, also in Shamanism, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, Nestorian Christianity, Sufism and Islam).

Chi-Chi is called a homogeneous group of rugs woven by weavers originally descendants of Chechen ethnicity (current Chechens) who live in Dagestan. The villages of reference are to the south of Kuba, Chi-Chi Chi-Chi and Dara. The distinctive designs are, however, also reflected in Shirvan and north of Kuba. Some have the facility to mehrab, others have elongated format, other small format. Their designs provide more space for the border, of which more and more children, three external and two internal. The field of the carpet is almost as low in Talish. The main belt is often a typical decoration consists of simple diagonal slashes or cross, and profiled in white, with alternating rosettes, stars, or rombetti decorated. The bands take smaller rosettes, stars, carnations, profiles are often double or triple, jagged, two-tone drawstring at medacyl simple and colorful stripes. The field is always adorned with regular rows of small stylized floral or geometric designs.

Dagestan is a republic of the Russian Federation which occupies the northernmost part of the Caucasus. Its population is made up mostly of Avar, Azeri-Turkish, Lezghi and Tati (Iranian Caucasus). Its capital is Derbent, the second port of the Caspian Sea. Initially under the influence of Sassanian culture, the area was then fought between the Ottomans, Persians and Russians. The Treaty of Golestan (1813) marked the victory of the Tsar, but the inner zone consists of the rugged mountains and north of the Caucasus and are proud warriors Lezghi Sunni Muslim faith was very difficult to tame.

Chi-Chi is called a homogeneous group of rugs woven by weavers originally descendants of Chechen ethnicity (current Chechens) who live in Dagestan. The villages of reference are to the south of Kuba, Chi-Chi Chi-Chi and Dara. The distinctive designs are, however, also reflected in Shirvan and north of Kuba. Some have the facility to mehrab, others have elongated format, other small format. Their designs provide more space for the border, of which more and more children, three external and two internal. The field of the carpet is almost as low in Talish. The main belt is often a typical decoration consists of simple diagonal slashes or cross, and profiled in white, with alternating rosettes, stars, or rombetti decorated. The bands take smaller rosettes, stars, carnations, profiles are often double or triple, jagged, two-tone drawstring at medacyl simple and colorful stripes. The field is always adorned with regular rows of small stylized floral or geometric designs.

Main sizes zarcharak-zaronim namazlyk-shish-noh-meters meters meters davazdah chahar ghush and kelley-main colors: red-orange, green and blue, ivory and dark brown. Warp: wool white and natural. Weft: wool wool

Main sizes zarcharak-zaronim namazlyk-shish-noh-meters meters meters davazdah chahar ghush and kelley-main colors: red-orange, green and blue, ivory and dark brown. Warp: wool white and natural. Weft: wool wool

Formerly called Bomhekas or Nomijket.
Bukhara Uzbekistan is the fifth largest city, is home to approximately 250,000 inhabitants and is the capital of the homonymous province, is 225 km. located in an oasis of Samarkand and crossed the canal and the great river Shakhrud Zarafshan in a very harsh and inhospitable land.
Bukhara is famous for its carpets and the quality of its cotton is exported for centuries in Khorasan. The discovery of gas in 1950 has reinvigorated its economy. 85% of the population of Bukhara and Samarkand is race speak a dialect of Tajik and Persian, Tajik-being.

Chi-Chi is called a homogeneous group of rugs woven by weavers originally descendants of Chechen ethnicity (current Chechens) who live in Dagestan. The villages of reference are to the south of Kuba, Chi-Chi Chi-Chi and Dara. The distinctive designs are, however, also reflected in Shirvan and north of Kuba. Some have the facility to mehrab, others have elongated format, other small format. Their designs provide more space for the border, of which more and more children, three external and two internal.

Garadagh literally means clustering Mount Black Garadagh Today the district is the northern Iranian town dell'Azarbaijan Ahar. It 'a mountainous and rugged That the last spurs of the Lesser Caucasus Mountains is up to Sabalan. According to the great historical Iranian Semad Sardara The Beginning of the Achaemenid kingdom in southern Iran (seventh century BC) Between the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea, the fertile plains of Mesopotamia and the Iranian plateau lay a vast mountainous area Called Garadagh. It included the Great and Lesser Caucasus, the eastern foothills of the Taurus mountains of Pontus and Armenia, and the hills of Kurdistan Reaching the Alborz Mountains.