CARPET WORKSHOP IN CAPPADOCIA - HEREKE 1843

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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!