Kelim Sumak Seide Width_0.62 m The reason for this is

The reason for this is that Pile yarn runs transversely to the lengthwise direction

modern vintage look

With its dense knotting and distinctive geometric patterns

A Qom silk carpet (also called "Qom" or "Gom") is an extremely luxurious hand-knotted carpet from the city of Qom in Iran

Vorderseite: 100 % Schurwolle (pflanzlich gefärbt)

Kelim Sumak Seide Width_0.62 m The reason for this isProduct Details Size: 1. 45mx 1. 06m Material: 100% wool Quality: handwoven Node number: 200. 000 m2 Flower: Flach Origin: Iran This sumak silk kilim was handwoven by the Ghashgai nomadic tribe who have resided in southern Iran, in Fars Province, for centuries. The Ghashgai carpets and kilims are known as kings among Persian nomadic carpets. The ancient weaving technique allows the weaver greater scope for creativity. This is how kilims are created in