The main field is built on a aubergine ground with an over all lattice, which forms a octagonal pattern. The lattice is drawn from blue zig-zag lines, they cross in rectangular boxes which content one single multicoloured Algam motif. The octagons content ...

Present bigger rug contends on a red ground three incredibly and imposing vertically drawn stripes of the Ovadan Gyra, usually to be find as a border motive. The Ovadan stripes are separated from each other through lines built from alternating white and b ...

On a camel wool main field lie accidentally couloured Ashiks. Each of them contains a two coloured diamond. Some Tengedshik and Kotshaks appeare here as scatter motives. The main field ends to the border with a small stripe of Medachyl. The rug has only ...

On a camel hair main field one see a slender classic tree of life in Baluch style. On its branches the tree wears Barga-tak leaves. On the bottom of the main field, direct under the root zone of the tree, one find a single Kotschak. A up-side-down Kelle-G ...

Eye catching on this rug are several things. First its unusual small size for a double niche rug. A tree of life (Gapyrga), drawn in shiny colours, is centered in its camel main field. In direction borders the camel field ends with an imitation of in ...

The brown main field is filled with two “latch-hook” medallions also known as Mushwani medallion. Mushwani is also the name of a tribe which use this medallion in its textiles, but not all textiles with this medallions are made from Mushwanis. (see also L ...

On a camel coloured main field lie in four vertical rows nine quadrats. Each of them contains a “Blossom around Kotshak”. The blossoms colouration is accidentally. So there are no additional geometrical structures to find in the main filed except of the v ...

On a camel coloured main field lie, in three different couloured diagonal rows from upper right to lower left, Guldoni motifs (= Flower pots) or an imitation of shrubs or small trees known from the Dochtar-i-Ghazi (?) or simply a variation of the Bovrek-m ...