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GOLDAANY(Flower pot design)
Handmade Rug In Super Fine Wool Qom | 153×105 cm | GOLDAANY (Flower Pot Design)

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This handmade Persian rug is made from super fine wool in Qom, Iran. It features a stunning GOLDAANY (Flower Pot Design) pattern and measures 153×105 cm, making it versatile for various spaces. The rug is handcrafted by skilled artisans with great attention to detail, ensuring each piece is unique. The soft and luxurious feel underfoot adds elegance and charm to any room.

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SKU	140010135282
LENGHT	153 cm
WIDTH	105 cm
LINAGE	55 kont
PRODUCT FORM	RECTANGLE
SIZE CODE NAME	ZAR O NIM
SIZE GROUP	150 × 100 cm
Color	Black
ORIGIN	QOM
STYLE	ORIENTAL
PATTERN	GOLDAANY
WARP	SILK
AREA	1.6 sq.m
WEFT	COTTON
MATERIAL	SUPER FINE WOOL
FLOWER MATERIAL	SILK
PROVINCE/CITY	QOM
Condition	New
COUNTRY	Iran

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