Shayan - Rug - 350 cm - 250 cm

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Shayan is a hand-knotted rug from India, measuring 350 by 250 cm, made of wool on a cotton base with Tibetan knot, in very good condition and professionally cleaned.

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Description from the seller

Rug from India, hand-knotted with fine wool. For its construction, the Tibetan knotting technique was used in its knotting on a cotton warp and weft.

These rugs are hand-knotted in India, with New Zealand wool, on a cotton base with Tibetan knot in their construction.

With a floral design, they are inspired by ancient Suzani fabrics. They have a density of about 80,000 knots per m^2.

New Zealand wool is known for its very good quality, softness and durability, making it perfect for living rooms, lounges or bedrooms. The red colors stand out, with green tones on a beige base.

Origin: India

Type: Hand-knotted

Knot type: Tibetan

Composition: Wool

Weave - warp: Cotton

Knot: Wool

Seller's Story

Specialising in the trade of high-quality, hand-knotted oriental rugs. Since its inception, the company has set itself the goal of producing hand-knotted oriental rugs of the highest quality, selecting each rug one by one in order to offer the customer the best possible selection. Thus, the Hamid firm offers a wide range of rugs in different designs, both traditional and newly created, the result of a permanent study of colour and quality, creating exclusive collections. The carpet is a handcrafted product, made by people with a lot of experience. The work and human closeness with the weavers and producers have always been of vital importance to the firm.
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Rug from India, hand-knotted with fine wool. For its construction, the Tibetan knotting technique was used in its knotting on a cotton warp and weft.

These rugs are hand-knotted in India, with New Zealand wool, on a cotton base with Tibetan knot in their construction.

With a floral design, they are inspired by ancient Suzani fabrics. They have a density of about 80,000 knots per m^2.

New Zealand wool is known for its very good quality, softness and durability, making it perfect for living rooms, lounges or bedrooms. The red colors stand out, with green tones on a beige base.

Origin: India

Type: Hand-knotted

Knot type: Tibetan

Composition: Wool

Weave - warp: Cotton

Knot: Wool

Seller's Story

Specialising in the trade of high-quality, hand-knotted oriental rugs. Since its inception, the company has set itself the goal of producing hand-knotted oriental rugs of the highest quality, selecting each rug one by one in order to offer the customer the best possible selection. Thus, the Hamid firm offers a wide range of rugs in different designs, both traditional and newly created, the result of a permanent study of colour and quality, creating exclusive collections. The carpet is a handcrafted product, made by people with a lot of experience. The work and human closeness with the weavers and producers have always been of vital importance to the firm.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Model
Shayan
Length
350 cm
Width
250 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
India
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
21st century
SpainVerified
1802
Objects sold
96.25%
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