Afghan Carpet Pattern. Typical afghan patterns include the göls elephant foot like pattern and octagonal pattern whilst pakistani carpets are typically known for their. Afghan aqche carpets are handmade by the turkomans in central and north afghanistan. Göl is an elephant like often octagonal repeated pattern which in different shapes is used as a carpet pattern and heraldic emblem mainly among the turkmoman people who manufacture the carpets.
The pattern is common on afghan carpets for example. An afghan rug or afghan carpet is a type of handwoven floor covering textile traditionally made in afghanistan.
In 2008 2013 and 2014 afghan rug won international awards which is held every year in hamburg germany.
However afghan refugees have also set up their own production in pakistan. Göl is an elephant like often octagonal repeated pattern which in different shapes is used as a carpet pattern and heraldic emblem mainly among the turkmoman people who manufacture the carpets. Typical afghan patterns include the göls elephant foot like pattern and octagonal pattern whilst pakistani carpets are typically known for their. Afghan rugs or daulatabad rugs.
