Pacific Hamadan 13734 Red Orange Traditional Hand Knotted Rug Ground:Red The ‘camel print’ or 'gul'

The ‘camel print’ or 'gul' repeat medallions are common and provide an elegant counterpoint to their intricate designs which can be found on various other backgrounds such as dark red

Many rugs from this region feature bold geometric patterns

Donegul carpets are steeped in tradition and history

They serve not only as functional pieces for prayer but also as works of art that reflect the cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the region

There may be up to 14 colors in a rug

Pacific Hamadan 13734 Red Orange Traditional Hand Knotted Rug Ground:Red The ‘camel print’ or 'gul'Hand knotted rugs are made by tying individual knots around the warp threads. This ancient weaving technique results in a sturdy, durable rug that can last for generations. Hamadan rugs are a type of hand knotted rug that originates from the city of Hamadan in Iran. They are usually made with heavy cotton shot of weft (single wefted) and are known for their thick, plush piles. Hamadan rugs often feature geometric patterns and subdued colors, making