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Yagdcibedir, west Anatolia, often mistaken as Balouch or Turkman.
210 x 110 cm.
Collectable.
The legend tells that there was long time ago a man who's name was Yagcibedir.
He bought and sold rugs to earn extra money.
And inspired the people around Bergama to make ruigs with this design and make them with great accuracy from the best wool.
So these rugs are named after him.
Supple rugs, short cut knots. Distinctive patterns.
They have some simularity with Balouch and Turkman rugs.
The simplicity and limited colors.
Natural colors. Great deep glow! Very precize knotted. see detail photo's.
price:
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