Rug Details
Persian Rug | |
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Material (Pile) Synthetic Wool |
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Colors Ivory, Black, Light Blue, Light Brown, Red |
Age Brand New (Imported before August 2010) |
Thickness 1/2" | KPSI 100 knots per square inch |
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| Great colors and material |
We purchased this rug and a few other ones for our new home. We have a lot of marble and light bamboo floors. The colors are very nice and it adds a great look to our bamboo flooring. We also purchased the smaller size of the same design, it also looks good, but the bigger ones has a more define pattern and looks better. This rug looks much more expensive. Did you find this review helpful? Yes or No
Kashan
Kashan, a city in central Iran, has a magnificent history of carpet weaving dating all the way back to the 16th century. Scholars believe this is where the famous 'Ardebil' rugs were woven. Patterns can range from fields of Shah Abbas, to medallions, to pictorial scenes. Classic pieces show diamond-shaped medallions with matching spandrels on a floral field. The traditional color theme is red and blue, but more recently they have been woven in beiges with grey-blue and olive tones. Kashan rugs are made mostly of wool, however, you will find finer pieces in all silk with a foundation of cotton.
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Brand New Rug
This rug is currently unavailableThis rug is in the process
of being shipped to a client.
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