Wool rugs, bags and flatweaves made by nomadic and village weavers across Persia, the Caucasus, Anatolia and Central Asia, woven on portable looms for the weavers' own floors, tents and animals rather than for the workshop export trade.
Nearly a fifth of tribal rug titles on Sellingantiques use the word design. Dealers name the pattern - Herati, boteh, Memling gul, tree of life - before anything else.