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Size: 233 cm x 145 cm! Material: Organic wool! Thickness: 9 ~ 10 mm Ready to use, Natural dye, Texture: Soft Ready to use, Made of the finest wool, it is very soft and has a silky touch. This is a very beautiful piece with a very fine weave made entirely by hand. ◆ Cleaned! The Baluch people live in the border region of Iran and Afghanistan. Baluch is a general term for small nomadic people with various backgrounds. They make a living from agriculture, raising sheep, goats, and camels, along with carpet manufacturing. Baluch carpets are closely related to carpets from Afghanistan and Turkmenistan. The colors often seen are dull, dark reds, dark blues, blacks, and browns. The patterns on the carpets are characterized by curved tree patterns and geometric patterns. Prayer arch motifs are also often seen. To protect the carpets from friction, decorative kilims may be applied to the short sides. The long sides of the carpets are made of goat and horse hair. The warp threads are made of wool or a mixture of wool and goat hair, and the warp threads of modern carpets are often made of cotton. Carpets made with high-quality workmanship are dense and thin, and you can enjoy the authenticity of handicrafts made by nomads. Many Baluch carpets are small in size and are depicted with vivid and lively patterns, and are manufactured as prayer rugs. Baluch carpets sold in the city of Mashhad, Iran, are called Mashhad Baluch. On the other hand, carpets sold in the city of Herat, Afghanistan, are called Herat Baluch. ◆ Selling price 800,000¥ #Gabbeh #Gabbeh #PersianHandWovenGabbeh #Rug #Carpet #Rug #EntranceMat #FloorCovering #Mat #Cushion #LivingRoom #DiningRoom #Sofa #GabbehEntranceMat #GabbehRug #PersianGabbeh #gabbeh #carpet #Persian #rug #PersianCarpet #Kilim #OldGabbeh #Vintage #VintageRug #VintageCarpet
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