Specifications, prices and buy Qom Pictorial Carpet Ref 903969

CPERSIA is a specialized online store for handwoven carpets. Backed by the valuable experience of skilled experts in this field and the expertise of e-commerce professionals, it has successfully expanded its activities based on key principles such as high diversity, accurate content, and customer focus, establishing itself as an international e-commerce website. CPERSIA offers carpets from various cities in Iran, which have historically been significant centers of carpet weaving.

Cities such as Tabriz, Isfahan, Qom, Mashhad, Kerman, Kashan, Naein, Kermanshah, Hamedan, Yazd, Arak, Sanandaj, Heris, Farahan, Kashmar, Nishapur, Birjand, and others. Additionally, various types of rural and nomadic carpets, which are popular in both modern and traditional decors, are offered in diverse sizes to customers. Nomadic carpets are woven by various Turk, Fars, and Lor tribes and possess captivating beauty. Ancient Iranian tribes such as Qashqai, Bakhtiari, Turkmen, Shahsavan, and others, where their artistic women and girls have traditionally spun wool yarn from their sheep and sometimes camels, dyed them using natural plants from their surroundings, and woven beautiful products like carpets, gabbehs, and kilims in their tents. These carpets are usually offered in cities near these tribes' habitats, such as Shiraz and Shahr-e Kord, and have found their way to global markets like the USA, Canada, Germany, Japan, France, Italy, the UAE, and more. As one of the pioneers in online handwoven carpet sales, CPERSIA has been offering these products on the reputable Iranian online store, Digikala, since the beginning of handmade product offerings, and is currently the main supplier of this product category on Digikala. Additionally, the company is striving to enter global retail carpet markets through well-known websites like Amazon and eBay to deliver its products directly from producers to international consumers.

Qom Pictorial Carpet Ref 903969

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