The rugs of the Central Asian/NW Persian Turkic nomadic tribes employing guls (small medallions), wool from their own flocks, primarily red fields, and coarse to very fine knotting, in a wide variety of carpets, door rugs, bags and woven artefacts. Also flat-weaves with weft-float patterns and wool felts. Generally all-wool, with cotton accents. Medium to extremely pricey, depending on type, tribe and age.