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Bakhtiari Collection

The Bakhtiari, a proud and noble tribe, have a rich history that spans centuries


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The Bakhtiari, a proud and noble tribe, have a rich history that spans centuries. In the heart of their culture lies their deep connection with nature and their beloved laden donkeys, who are not just beasts of burden but cherished companions. Ready to celebrate life's joys, they gather on rooftops for weddings, creating a vibrant tapestry of love and tradition. Their legacy is intertwined with significant historical events like the capture of Isfahan during the Persian Constitutional Revolution. As fearless warriors, they fought for justice and freedom alongside their fellow countrymen. But it's not just in battles where the Bakhtiari leave an indelible mark; their artistic prowess is evident in every aspect of life. A signed Bakhtiari rug from north-west Persia showcases intricate textile craftsmanship dating back to 1899-1900. Similarly, their exquisite Bakhtiari carpets adorn homes with patterns that tell stories passed down through generations. Living on two floors symbolizes both physical space and social hierarchy within the tribe. Their dwellings reflect this duality as they adapt to changing times while preserving age-old traditions. In this captivating world resides a girl with big eyes - windows into her soul that hold secrets untold yet filled with dreams waiting to unfold amidst the vast landscapes surrounding her. On these very roofs where celebrations take place, dances come alive under moonlit skies until exhaustion brings an end to each rhythmic movement. The energy pulsates through every fiber of being as music fills hearts and souls alike. Even royalty recognizes the allure of the Bakhtiari people; Shahs of Persia have been captivated by their grace throughout history. Princess Soraya herself was enchanted by their charm and elegance – proof that nobility transcends borders when faced with such magnificence. Through Laden Donkeys owned by tribesmen or stunning textiles like rugs and carpets bearing witness to ancient tales woven into fabric threads - one thing remains certain.