Oriental Sarough Mir Length_2.93 m This Kashkouli carpet is hand-knotted

This Kashkouli carpet is hand-knotted from high-quality wool in southwest Iran by nomads and Gashgai semi-nomads

experienced designers have redesigned antique Persian rugs through a unique laundering process and color neutralization

parts of the pile are removed in order to dye them in new

Unsere Kelim-Kissen wurden von Nomaden oder Dorfbewohnern für den eigenen täglichen Bedarf handgewebt

The pile from Meimehs was made of high quality virgin wool hand-knotted

Oriental Sarough Mir Length_2.93 m This Kashkouli carpet is hand-knottedProduct Details Size: 3. 08m x 2. 11m Material: Flower: 100% wool Weft & warp: 100% cotton Quality: hand knotted Node number: 350. 000 m2 Pile height: 8 mm Origin: Iran The small village of Sarouk (Sarough Sarogh) is located in the mountains of the Iranian interior north of Arak (formerly Sultanabad). During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this small village was one of the most active carpet weaving areas, producing some of the finest Persian