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This is a stunning handmade Persian Oriental rug from Fars province with a red base color. It measures 174 cm in length and 129 cm in width, with a linage of 25 knots and a rectangular product form. The size code name for this rug is "Zar O Nim," and it belongs to the 200 × 150 cm size group. The rug features a beautiful geometrical pattern known as HENDESY, a typical style in Persian rugs. The warp is made of wool, the weft is made of cotton, and the overall material is wool. The flower ornamentation is also made of wool. This rug has an area of 2.2 square meters, making it a perfect size for a medium-sized room. It is in new condition and was completed in Iran. The rug's color, style, and pattern make it a great addition to any home decor, adding warmth and elegance to any space.

Additional Information

SKU	140106032550
LENGHT	174 cm
WIDTH	129 cm
LINAGE	25 kont
PRODUCT FORM	RECTANGLE
SIZE CODE NAME	ZAR O NIM
SIZE GROUP	200 × 150 cm
Color	Red
ORIGIN	FARS
STYLE	ORIENTAL
PATTERN	HENDESY
WARP	WOOL
AREA	2.2 sq.m
WEFT	COTTON
MATERIAL	WOOL
FLOWER MATERIAL	WOOL
PROVINCE/CITY	FARS/SHIRAZ
Condition	New
COUNTRY	Iran

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