This Persian rug has a wool foundation and a wool pile. It has a respectable 165 knots per square inch.

Rugs form a key part of Turkaman culture, so much so in fact that their traditional motifs even appear on the flag of Turkmenistan. They are traditionally weaved by nomadic people in the Middle East and are some of the most finely weaved tribal rugs out there. Distinguished by their rich red backgrounds, geometric pattern and variations of its unique gul motif, these rugs will add decorative style and flair to any room or setting.
 
This rug has a bright red background which is contrasted by the white, navy blue and orange used in the motifs and border.