Tribal Rug 77448

The Yaghani group of the Baluchi tribe are known for their chocolate bar-like designs.
It's always a struggle to write local words in katakana, but the most realistic way to pronounce it is Yaghoubkhani (یعقوبخانی), which is quite difficult to say in Japanese, so I just call it Yaghani!
○○Khani means something like the ○○ family or the ○○ clan, so it has the nuance of the Yaghani family.

This rug is probably made by a weaver in the Khorasan region of northeastern Iran, and has a color scheme and composition that is typical of "The Baluchis," with burgundy, red, and black lines framed in a thin white border.
The warp threads are wool and the weft threads are cotton, and the rug is soft and supple because the weft threads are woven using a method called tufting.

I used to work in a chocolate shop, so this design always looks like a chocolate bar to me, but it's a design that is close to a regular all-over geometric pattern, so even if you place it at the foot of your sofa in your living room and put a low table on it, the beautiful design in the center won't be hidden, making it easy to style.

We also recommend styling it with small rugs featuring unique animal or bird designs.

Hirai

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*As these are handmade, there may be individual differences in size of a few centimeters.