Based on the stories told by the oldest Azerbaijani weavers with nomadic roots, a dragon featuring carpet would protect the family from foul weather.

Mustafa truly honored his nomadic roots, but he also took a back seat to no one when it came to rococo sophistication and splendor.

In Turkmen culture, carpet-weaving is a tradition tracing back to nomadic roots; today, the trade is the primary source of sustenance and economic opportunities for the community.

Mongol rulers, we're instructed by the wall text, reconciled their nomadic roots with the perks of sedentary life by lugging giant tents on wheeled contraptions pulled by oxen.

The center of Khovd, whose uninspired architecture betrays Mongolia's past as a Soviet satellite, was surrounded by a pastoral paradise, revealing the country's deeper nomadic roots.

She attributes modern family values to the agricultural tradition and views the current instability as a "return to our nomadic roots."

In 493 the capital was moved to Luoyang, closer to the agricultural Han and away from the nomadic roots.

Labanas are said to have nomadic roots but are not related to the Lambada or Labada tribe of Andhra.

The Turkish-Mongolian elements of the Mughal garden are primarily related to the inclusion of tents, carpets and canopies reflecting nomadic roots.

Mauritanians value brousse, or country living, as a throwback to their nomadic roots.