Data sheet
Item No
1288717
Origin
Persia
Pile
Wool
Warp
Cotton
Manufacturing
Genuine hand knotted rug
Conditions
In very good condition
Age
0-20 years (not used)
Design Code
Red
The Mahal rugs are knotted in Mahal, southwest of the capitol Teheran. The rugs are knotted with a beautiful, shining wool, and with the Seneh knot and the dense knotting method used, it is one of the most durable Persian rugs.
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