Central Park Orange rug The city did serve as

The city did serve as a transit point for some Turkmen rugs on their way to the West

Each stroke tightened the knots even further

wool rugs are flame resistant

_x000D__x000D_This piece derives its name from the "Salor" tribe which was once the wealthiest and most prestigious of the Turkoman tribes

Central Park Orange rug The city did serve asCentral Park A Contemporary Ode to Nature Named after New York Citys iconic green refuge, Central Park is a poetic reinterpretation of nature in wool. Hand knotted by master artisans near the foothills of the Himalayan mountains along the Pak Afghan border, this rug reflects centuries old weaving traditions passed gently from one generation to the next. Made entirely of pure wool and dyed using natural, vegetable based pigments, Central Park features