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In their search for color, tribal people turn to roots and berries, insects and seashells. To the Earth itself. Until the 19th century, the colors of the rainbow weren't available to everyone. The blue, indigo, and red matter root dyes used to color these Persian carpets were derived from agricultural crops grown on plantations in India and Turkey. The supply of these dyes depended in part on the weather. The process of coloring yarn was not simple, nor was weaving the carpets. Colorful rugs like these were expensive. The same was true of clothing. Colorful fashions and carpets could be enjoyed by the wealthy by kings and queens. Ordinary people had to settle for much less. It was for the rich.