LylyanThe rugs are tribal rugs made the Lylyan nomadic people from the Kurdish province of Markad, in western Iran. These people are descendants of the Kurds and their means weaving and designs are incredibly similar. With bright and lively colors, Lori rugs often have traditional floral patterns, but geometric ones are also seen. These rugs were not originally made to be sold, but to be meant as dowry articles of practical value such as floor coverings, rugs, storage bags, carpets and seat of the family as insurance against future hard times. . . |