23811 - Royal Chobi Ziegler Afghan Hand-Knotted Contemporary/Traditional /Size: 8'2" x 8'2" 5'0" x 4'0" Dying methods used by them

Dying methods used by them

The appearance of Isfahan carpets produced during the Pahlavi Dynasty and later-on under the Islamic Republic

to name a few… these cheap imitations are not always handmade

in the late 1800s

The city is one of the most prominent carpet production centers of Iran as well

23811 - Royal Chobi Ziegler Afghan Hand-Knotted Contemporary/Traditional /Size: 8'2" x 8'2" 5'0" x 4'0" Dying methods used by themNR: 23811Location: Royal Chobi ZieglerSize: 8'2" x 8'2"Country: AfghanistanPile: WoolBase: Cotton Introduction: On average, the production of a large sized Ziegler piece, from point 0 to point 100, takes between a year (12 months) to a year and a half (18 months). This is due the lengthy manufacturing process behind the creation of these oriental beauties. To begin with, dyes must be extracted from the best of available natural resources. Some of the