The women weavers are encouraged to freely interpret designs and to choose colors and patterns. This Azeri carpet was designed and woven by Tesline Tepedibi. It's central orange tree is a home to many birds.
Children play above it, and a duck pond can be seen in the lower right.
The border of the rug is a more classical design, but a modern TV antenna can be seen sprouting from the roof of one of the homes. At the bottom of the carpet, one woman spins wool with a drop-spindle in front of the nomadic felt tents. This image is a detail of the dancing villagers in the previous rug. Note the traditional baggy pants of the men, and the head-scarves of the women.