The Karabakh carpet, one of five major regional groups of Azerbaijani rugs, is named after the Karabakh region (present-day Nagorno-Karabakh and adjacent lowland territories). Karabakh carpets have 33 compositions. Due to the specifics of local wool, Karabakh carpets are characterized by thick, high, fluffy pile and vivid colours. They are divided into four groups: with or without medallions, "namazlyk", and subject carpets. In the mountainous part of Karabakh, carpets were made in Malybeili, Muradkhanly, Dashbulakh, Jebrail, Goradis and a number of other villages.