Iran/Persia: A group of men washing Persian rugs in a river, Tabriz, northern Iran, c. 1930. An authentic oriental rug is a handmade carpet that is either knotted with pile or woven without pile. By definition - Oriental rugs are rugs that come from the orient. The simple definition of the term would be - rugs that come from (were made in) an Asian Country such as: China and Vietnam in the east to Turkey, Maghreb countries, Cyprus and Iran in the west and the Caucasus in the north to India in the south. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/iranpersia-a-group-of-men-washing-persian-rugs-in-a-river-tabriz-northern-iran-c-1930-an-authentic-oriental-rug-is-a-handmade-carpet-that-is-either-knotted-with-pile-or-woven-without-pile-by-definition-oriental-rugs-are-rugs-that-come-from-the-orient-the-simple-definition-of-the-term-would-be-rugs-that-come-from-were-made-in-an-asian-country-such-as-china-and-vietnam-in-the-east-to-turkey-maghreb-countries-cyprus-and-iran-in-the-west-and-the-caucasus-in-the-north-to-india-in-the-south-image344248745.html
RM2B01TP1–Iran/Persia: A group of men washing Persian rugs in a river, Tabriz, northern Iran, c. 1930. An authentic oriental rug is a handmade carpet that is either knotted with pile or woven without pile. By definition - Oriental rugs are rugs that come from the orient. The simple definition of the term would be - rugs that come from (were made in) an Asian Country such as: China and Vietnam in the east to Turkey, Maghreb countries, Cyprus and Iran in the west and the Caucasus in the north to India in the south.
The Waqwaq is a giant tree that bears humanoid fruit in Indo-Persian lore. It is similar to the Japanese Jinmenju, another Human-Like tree. The Waqwaq is a Persian Oracular Tree, originating from India, whose branches or fruits become heads of men, women or monstrous animals (depending on version) all screaming 'Waq-Waq'. In the Islamic world, there is a legend about a fabulous tree on the island of Waq Waq, which has fruit in the form of human figures, or heads that talk and make prophesies. Alexander the Great is said to have encountered one such talking tree with human fruit. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-waqwaq-is-a-giant-tree-that-bears-humanoid-fruit-in-indo-persian-lore-it-is-similar-to-the-japanese-jinmenju-another-human-like-tree-the-waqwaq-is-a-persian-oracular-tree-originating-from-india-whose-branches-or-fruits-become-heads-of-men-women-or-monstrous-animals-depending-on-version-all-screaming-waq-waq-in-the-islamic-world-there-is-a-legend-about-a-fabulous-tree-on-the-island-of-waq-waq-which-has-fruit-in-the-form-of-human-figures-or-heads-that-talk-and-make-prophesies-alexander-the-great-is-said-to-have-encountered-one-such-talking-tree-with-human-fruit-image344278741.html
RM2B03719–The Waqwaq is a giant tree that bears humanoid fruit in Indo-Persian lore. It is similar to the Japanese Jinmenju, another Human-Like tree. The Waqwaq is a Persian Oracular Tree, originating from India, whose branches or fruits become heads of men, women or monstrous animals (depending on version) all screaming 'Waq-Waq'. In the Islamic world, there is a legend about a fabulous tree on the island of Waq Waq, which has fruit in the form of human figures, or heads that talk and make prophesies. Alexander the Great is said to have encountered one such talking tree with human fruit.
The Waqwaq is a giant tree that bears humanoid fruit in Indo-Persian lore. It is similar to the Japanese Jinmenju, another Human-Like tree. The Waqwaq is a Persian Oracular Tree, originating from India, whose branches or fruits become heads of men, women or monstrous animals (depending on version) all screaming 'Waq-Waq'. In the Islamic world, there is a legend about a fabulous tree on the island of Waq Waq, which has fruit in the form of human figures, or heads that talk and make prophesies. Alexander the Great is said to have encountered one such talking tree with human fruit. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-waqwaq-is-a-giant-tree-that-bears-humanoid-fruit-in-indo-persian-lore-it-is-similar-to-the-japanese-jinmenju-another-human-like-tree-the-waqwaq-is-a-persian-oracular-tree-originating-from-india-whose-branches-or-fruits-become-heads-of-men-women-or-monstrous-animals-depending-on-version-all-screaming-waq-waq-in-the-islamic-world-there-is-a-legend-about-a-fabulous-tree-on-the-island-of-waq-waq-which-has-fruit-in-the-form-of-human-figures-or-heads-that-talk-and-make-prophesies-alexander-the-great-is-said-to-have-encountered-one-such-talking-tree-with-human-fruit-image344278743.html
RM2B0371B–The Waqwaq is a giant tree that bears humanoid fruit in Indo-Persian lore. It is similar to the Japanese Jinmenju, another Human-Like tree. The Waqwaq is a Persian Oracular Tree, originating from India, whose branches or fruits become heads of men, women or monstrous animals (depending on version) all screaming 'Waq-Waq'. In the Islamic world, there is a legend about a fabulous tree on the island of Waq Waq, which has fruit in the form of human figures, or heads that talk and make prophesies. Alexander the Great is said to have encountered one such talking tree with human fruit.
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