Pile: Wool Warp: Wool Dimensions: 303 x 206 cm (6.24 m2) Approximate Thickness: 7mm Knot Density: Approximately 70,000 knots/m2 Condition: Approximately 30-40 years old This is a tribal rug from the villages of the vast Khorasan region in northeastern Iran. Basically, there are no preliminary sketches, and all designs are woven from memory, with variations depending on the region and era. The construction often uses cotton warps with Persian knotting and double wefts, but wool warps and single wefts can also be found. Especially, old Baluch rugs are attractive for their deep red color from plant-based madder dye. This item is a Kurdish rug from Khorasan. The design shows the influence of Kalardasht (northwest of Tehran). Due to the knot density and construction (single weft), it is flat and not very cushiony, but it is not very heavy and is thin and supple. For aged items, we select those with minimal wear and tear on the pile. These items have been used or stored for a long time in the region where they were woven. They are imported after being carefully cleaned locally. *Dimensions do not include the fringe. *Due to being handmade, there may be slight distortions or minor imperfections. Please understand this before purchasing. *Even if new, the fringe may have some fraying, stains, or marking marks.