Data sheet
Item No
1403515
Origin
Persia
Pile
Wool
Warp
Cotton
Manufacturing
Genuine hand knotted rug
Conditions
In very good condition
Age
0-20 years (not used)
Design Code
Beige,Blue,Green
Format
Rectangular
These rugs are hand knotted in the small town of Kashmar in north-eastern Iran, which is known for its high quality rugs. The rugs are famous for their unique patterns and are very rare today. They are often only available in larger sizes, and are in some cases similar to the classical Keshan rugs, with their medallions and special corners.
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