Tribal Rug 39085

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▽Fresh greenery▽

In the gentle sunlight, the newly sprouted leaves gently sway. As I gazed at them, I realized that there are many different kinds of greenery.
The leaves rustle in the wind, casting gentle shadows on the ground. The chirping of birds and the quietly blooming flowers all seem to rejoice in the season of fresh greenery.

This Turkmen rug is like a gentle breeze through the fields in spring. The fresh green stands out against the ivory. It has a bright and refreshing impression, and would go well with natural wood furniture and linen materials. If you place a potted plant nearby, it will make you feel like you're having a picnic in your room!
This piece will make the air in your room feel lighter and more airy. Why not welcome the new season from your feet up? Lead more [close]

説明

Tribal Rug

Tribal rugs are a culture that has been passed down for a long time as tools for the daily lives of nomadic people who live with sheep and goats.They are used for a wide variety of purposes, including as floor coverings, as bags to carry food and daily necessities, as dividers inside tents, and as curtain curtains to hang over entrances.They are designed for continued use, so they are highly functional and durable.

It is said that the designs of tribal rugs are influenced by all things related to daily life, such as the different cultures, climates, animals that live with each tribe and region, and familiar plants and flowers, and you can feel the commitment of nomads who seek color in their lives.

Among the many handmade rugs, tribal rugs are the ones that highlight the individuality of the weaver, and the designs that arise from their free-spirited style are also a major attraction.

Turkmen
Tribes living in northeastern Iran, Turkmenistan and Afghanistan have traditionally woven gul motifs, which act as a kind of family crest, into rugs to express their identity.
Many Turkmen people live around the town of Gombadekabus in northeastern Iran. With roots in Central Asia, they have similar facial features to us, and women in colorfully designed clothes and scarves weave rugs at home. Lead more [close]