The name of this particular workshop is Yuksel Carpet. It's been around since 2004. I've always had a deep admiration for women skillful at carpet making or fabric weaving. I'm very tempted to try it for myself since it involves the use of a hammer. Yes, carpet-making is macho. The owner of the workshop was afraid that I'll run away with his kitten. Purchasing a Turkish carpet is truly an art form that I've yet to master. If the offering price is too low, it's insulting someone's hard work, and if it's too high, I might break the bank. It's tough to figure out the middle ground. Any tips on bargaining? Thank you!
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Pricing things is so difficult because people don’t actually value what they care about, if that makes sense. I mean people say it’s the company that’s most important, but they always seem to spend a lot of money in order to “have fun”. Meanwhile they say their education is important but often they’d only spend money on an education for the prestige of a famous name, even if the education is inferior.
So the supply and demand is all distorted by the fact that addiction fuels most of our purchases.
But whatever, it finally saw your face! Hello!
Hello back! Well explained. Thanks for stopping by 😄
The golden glow in the last photo is amazing. I have never bought such a fine carpet. I always usually buy cheap ones and replace them when they fall apart... but someday I want something nice like this🙂
The last carpet is made of silk. I buy cheap ones too. I'm there because I am interested to know what is considered a reasonable price! 😄
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哈哈哈！
这2004年就一直存在
是的
我也不会bargaining
我也是😂