Description: This is an unlikely contemporary tribal motif woven since centuries now in the tribal belt of Central Asia. Typically reminiscent of the heraldic symbols that were used while camping (mostly by Bedouin tribes) the hexagons have stylized horn motif (most likely of ram) with hooked lines in the apertures at regular intervals. The horns have always been known as good luck signs often displayed at entrances of the tents or homes in the traveling caravan. Intricate workmanship that is mesmerizing along with soft colors like coral, aquamarine blue, sandy beige, cocoa brown and ivory make this carpet a sure shot winner.