Kashgai

The Kashgai tribe is a Turkic ethnic group known for their nomadic lifestyle, residing in the southwestern part of Persia. Their history dates back to the 16th century, boasting a long and rich heritage.

As nomads, they move with their animals according to the seasons, living in a harsh natural environment.

They are famous for their Gabbeh rugs, which are known for their unique designs and craftsmanship. These rugs play a culturally significant role and are an integral part of their identity.