The Qashqai are a confederation of Turkic nomadic tribes who have migrated for centuries between summer and winter pastures in the Fars region. Traditionally, their rugs were created for personal use—as tent flooring, bedding, or dowry pieces—rather than for commercial production.
This nomadic background strongly influences their design and structure. Unlike urban Persian rugs made in structured workshops, Ghashgai rugs are woven from memory and tradition. Each piece carries an individual character and reflects deeply rooted cultural authenticity.
This nomadic background strongly influences their design and structure. Unlike urban Persian rugs made in structured workshops, Ghashgai rugs are woven from memory and tradition. Each piece carries an individual character and reflects deeply rooted cultural authenticity.