| We've all heard about Tibetan rugs, but
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| | interesting thing about Tibetan rugs is
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| are Tibetan rugs popular in our North
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| | that there popularity is not dictated by
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| American culture? The popularity of
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| | availably. The tiger rugs have many of
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| Tibetan rugs waxes and wanes from month
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| | the expected Tibetan characteristics and
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| to month. One minute there is interest in
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| | they are sold as meditation rugs or mats.
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| the North American market, the next there
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| | The older ones where a solid color of
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| is none.
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| | brown, black, or deep blue, while the
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| Tibetan rugs are a tribal tradition and
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| | modern ones have developed a wider color
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| their designs are pictorial and generally
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| | palette.
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| focus on the Buddhist element. There rugs
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| | Any mat that is made in the shape of a
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| will also include geometric patterns.
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| | square is considered a mediation mat in
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| Collectors can't seem to decide if these
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| | Tibet. But realistically if that was the
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| unique rugs are worth their investment
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| | case every Tibetan would be committed to
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| dollars or not.
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| | dharma and meditation and no one would be
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| Older Tibetan rugs in good condition are
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| | doing anything else.
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| hard to find. Most never left Tibet and
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| | The checkerboard rugs appear to be the
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| thus the only ones available in the North
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| | most popular rug from Tibet. It's
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| American market are the more current
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| | apparent that when it comes to Tibetan
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| rugs. Few rug dealers provide an
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| | rugs an understanding of the pictographs
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| opportunity to purchase beautiful old
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| | is not appreciated in their rugs, unlike
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| Tibetan rugs. More often than not the
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| | with other cultures. There appeal as a
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| rugs that have found their way to the
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| | home decor piece is very understandable
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| western world are the checkerboard rugs
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| | as they are distinct and unique but as a
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| which are a variety of the tsuktruk
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| | collectors rug it's hard to comprehend
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| weavings. They are generally a single
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| | what drives the market.
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| color pile weave made from narrow strips
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| | The market for Tibetan rugs is more of a
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| that are sewn together. These rugs do not
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| | decor market and less of a collectors
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| have designs.
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| | market and even still the Tibetan rugs
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| The Wangen rugs come from a village
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| | seem to have a difficult time penetrating
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| called Wangden in the village of Tsang.
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| | the market with any strength. When it
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| Wangden was always one of the traditional
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| | comes to interest in Tibetan rugs it
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| weaving centers were the warped face rugs
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| | appears to be tied to an understanding of
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| originated from.
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| | dharma and Buddhism.
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| Variations in color and structure have
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| | You are probably well aware that the
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| emerged but from where no one is certain.
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| | Tibetan culture is seldom discussed and
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| Most have been assigned the Bokhara name
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| | few people understand Buddhism or the
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| which is given to all Tekke Turkmen rugs
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| | Tibetan people including those in the
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| but there is suspicion that these rugs
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| | Pamir Mountains which are located in
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| actually originated from the Wangden area
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| | north Pakistan. Perhaps the lacks of
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| which has emerged as a modern weaving
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| | understanding of the Tibetan people is
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| center.
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| | the reason that the Tibetan rugs can't
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| Tiger rugs wear also quite trendy for a
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| | seem to grab a continuously comfortable
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| period which has now waned. The
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| | market share.
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