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Unique Knotted by hand Shimmering Wool/Silk

Isfahan silk warp Davudi

130x202 cm

3,756 €

20%

~~4,696 €~~

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The colors in the rug will be perceived differently depending on the angle you view it from.

Specifications

Rug ID	RXZI41
Knot density	approx 810 000 knots per m² You can easily calculate the knot density yourself by counting the number of knots 1 cm down and 1 cm across, and then multiplying these numbers together. Then multiply the total by 10,000 to give the number of knots per m². Some carpet sellers exaggerate the knot density, so to be sure that you are comparing like for like when it comes to price, it is worth checking the knot density yourself. Most of CarpetVista’s carpets have a photograph of the reverse with a ruler, making it easy to examine the knot quality and count the exact knot density before choosing your carpet.
Thickness	≈ 7 mm
Age	Contemporary 0-20 years (not used)
Origin	Persia / Iran
Pile	Wool/Silk
Warp	Silk
Manufacturing	Knotted by hand Elaborate weaving technique with specialized artisans tying knots to form rows of pile either by cutting each individual knot or an entire row of knots. Hand-knotting takes time and also allows for intricate patterns.
Also known as	Esfahan, Ispahan, Espahan
Size	130x202 This carpet is hand knotted/woven; therefore, difference in shape, thickness, pattern and sizes can occur. This applies particularly to nomadic and village carpets.

Isfahan silk warp Davudi carpet from Persia / Iran.

This carpet is knotted in the city of Isfahan in southwestern Persia. The carpet is thought to be the finest of all Persian carpets today. They are characterized by high knot density, extremely detailed patterns and high quality materials. Carpets from Isfahan are to be regarded as excellent craftmanship.

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