A squarish camel coloured mainfield contends a single Kotschak motive. Brown, serrated triangles, which imitate the plane weave technique in Sofrehs, towers from the mainfiled surrounding Kotschak border into the camel couloured field. A mightful Ovadan ...
The main field is built with an over all blue lattice, which forms a diamond pattern. Diamonds have in a diagonal from upper left to lower right same colour, alternating one diagonal in brown-red, next one in brick-red. Diamonds are filled in brown colour ...
The blue coloured main filed takes only bit more than one third of the rug’s width. This allows only one vertical row of “Nakshe Kalamdani” güls. Each contents a small tree (of life) with some nice white flowers. On right and left the main field ends with ...
The main field is built on a blue ground with an over all lattice, which forms a diamond pattern. The lattice is drawn from a red double line. Where they cross one find four small white flower blossoms. Inside the diamonds is a red “Snow-Flake-motive”whic ...
On a camel coloured main field the weaver set eight vertical “steams” designed with two different kind of Guyjak (diagonal and horizontal). Seven of he “steams” are separated in vertical with Darak motive, the eight Steam with half of it. In other view t ...
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 the brown colored mainfield are seven horizontal rows of small trees or shrubs. In every second row three shrubs are colored in yellow. The mainfield is surrounded from a small Terschalka border on a white ground. The main border contends in an endles ...
On a camel wool main field lie a lot of Dogadshyks in different coloured variations. Their colouration is not systematic so the Dogadshyks build either rows nor diagonals. The main filed is surrounded with a small monochrome red stripe. A row of Ashyks o ...