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HM The Ardabil (Crimson Reflection). The magnificent design originates from the city of Ardabil in the Persian province of the same name. The artistry represents Azerbaijani carpet weaving magnificence, a reminiscent of the Safavid Dynasty in the 16th and 17th centuries when Azerbaijani carpet weaving was at its peak. The name Ardabil comes from Avesta (the sacred book of the Zoroastrians) with the word Artavil which means a tall holy place. One cant help but recall Nietzsches Thus spoke Zarathustra... A red dye is not the traditional pick for an Ardabil. But since art has no defined constitution, we decided to be more creative and voilà... Knot by knot, a masterpiece is created... Designed to last lifetimes... A thing of beauty is a joy forever Bokharas Latest

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