Central Park handknotted rug some other scholars believe "Serapi"

some other scholars believe "Serapi" is a westernized version of a north western Persian village by the Caspian Sea known as: Sarab

from designs drawn in Paris in the late 15th century

The term Beshir refers specifically to the Turkoman tribe from which the carpets are made

Often Serapis are called Herizes which

dramatic colors and vigorous designs

Central Park handknotted rug some other scholars believe "Serapi"Central Park A Contemporary Ode to Nature Named after New York Citys iconic green refuge, Central Park is a poetic reinterpretation of nature in wool. Hand knotted by master artisans near the foothills of the Himalayan mountains along the Pak Afghan border, this rug reflects centuries old weaving traditions passed gently from one generation to the next. Made entirely of pure wool and dyed using natural, vegetable based pigments, Central Park features