The Ghashghai, also known as the Kashqai, are an Iranian people known for their beautiful carpets. These carpets are among the most beautiful carpets in the south of the country and are characterized by vibrant colors and unique patterns.

In addition to carpets, the Qashqais also produce flat textiles, such as large bags and hand-woven saddle bags. The red color that dominates many Qashqai carpets is a tribute to the life of Iranian nomads. These patterns often reflect the nature and environment in which Qashqais live.

The Qashqai carpet is an impressive piece of craftsmanship measuring 250cm long and 164cm wide. Its size and the complex knotting technique make it a valuable and unique carpet.

The technical specifications of the Ghashghai carpet are:

Material: Qashqai carpets are traditionally made from sheep wool and goat hair.

Knotting technique: Carpets are hand-knotted, but the knot density can vary from carpet to carpet.

Colors: Qashqai carpets are mostly in bright colors, with red being the dominant color.

Patterns: Patterns are diverse and often reflect the nature, environment and culture of Qashqais.