Pavo Cristatus Carpet gray rug The secondary "guls" used in

The secondary "guls" used in Salor rugs resemble the major guls of the Tekke and Sariq tribes

Modern square motifs punctuate a warm red field in this handspun Ghazni wool rug from Pakistan

In contrast to rugs woven with synthetic colors

The carpet is made with fine wool and has a high knot density which makes it very durable

sketched in some lines simulating woodgrain without suggesting depth

Pavo Cristatus Carpet gray rug The secondary "guls" used inIn addition to inheriting its name from the exotic peafowl bird, this Pavo Cristatus wool carpet is ready to fly and nest into your living room. Its bright and lively colors make a bold statement in any room. Like a ray of sunshine, it brings it to life. Hand knotted in Afghanistan by individual artisans, this one of a kind rug is made from hand spun pure wool and then over dyed to create a remarkable chromatic composition. Each Pavo Cristatus carpet