Khorjin

Length (in cm): 94Width (in cm): 56Color: BlueQM: 0.53Border: BeigePile height (in mm): approx. 10 knots/m²: 160.000 - 360.000Type: AccessorySize Code: 60x90A Khorjin is a traditional, handmade nomadic bag that has been made for centuries in Central Asia and neighboring regions. Originally, these bags served nomadic tribes as a practical means of transporting their belongings on long journeys, while at the same time being an expression of artistic craftsmanship and cultural identity. They are either hand-knotted or hand-woven and combine various traditional techniques, including knotted carpet structures and flat-woven kilims. Made by nomadic tribes such as the Baloch, Turkmen, Afshars, Bakhtyari, Qashqai and Kurds, they reflect the diversity and traditions of their creators. Khorjins are characterized by their double-sided design, which allows them to be placed over the back of a donkey or horse, making them particularly practical for the nomadic lifestyle. They are available in a variety of sizes, from small pouches to large saddlebags, and offer a harmonious combination of functionality and artistic design. Since the late 19th century Since the 19th century, Khorjins have gained international recognition beyond their original cultural contexts and can now be found in collections and museums around the world. Their detailed patterns and vibrant colors tell stories of generations past, making each piece a unique work of art that reflects the dedication and skill of the artisans.