Ghoum - Rug - 3.7 m - 2.85 m - Cashmere Silk Medallion!

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Origin: India; hand-knotted Orient rug from the Ghom region in Indo-Kashmir silk, 3.70 × 2.85 m, multicolour, late 20th century, 26 kg, in good overall condition with minor wear and professionally cleaned.

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Description from the seller

Offered is a hand-knotted Oriental rug from the province of "Ghom" (here: Indo-Kashmir silk).

*freshly professionally cleaned*

Dimensions
3.70 x 2.85

Condition
Good overall condition with minor signs of wear

Material
fine cashmere silk

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Offered is a hand-knotted Oriental rug from the province of "Ghom" (here: Indo-Kashmir silk).

*freshly professionally cleaned*

Dimensions
3.70 x 2.85

Condition
Good overall condition with minor signs of wear

Material
fine cashmere silk

Shipping
International shipping available!

For further questions, please contact me via messages.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Cashmere Silk Medallion!
Number of objects
1
Model
Ghoum
Colour
Multicolour
Length
3.7 m
Width
2.85 m
Material
Silk on cotton
Country of origin
India
Condition
Overall in good condition with traces of ageing and usage
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
Late 20th century
Weight
26 kg
GermanyVerified
717
Objects sold
85.29%
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