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Herati rugs are quite well known among the different styles of Persian rugs. Instead of originating from a specific area, …
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Herati rugs are quite well known among the different styles of Persian rugs. Instead of originating from a specific area, these rugs are categorized by their designs and patterns. Herati rugs hold a clearly distinguishable aesthetic that's recognizable from any distance. The rug's flawless and detailed designs have been famous in the carpet market for ages. Other Persian rugs view the Herati's designs as an inspiration.
Herati rugs can be classified as slightly similar to Persian rugs that have inherited its designs. Tabriz rugs and Bidjar rugs are two such examples. However, these rugs surfaced in the western market somewhere in the early 19th century, lacking the antique nature of the Herati.
Herati design which is a famous center of weaving in India.
The most distinguishing feature of Herati rugs is their beautiful and elaborate patterns and their warm and soothing colors.
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- Dimensions
- 2′7″ × 13′8″ and 0.25″ thick
- Styles
- Traditional
- Rug Construction
- Hand Knotted
- Pattern
- Floral
- Period
- 2010s
- Item Type
- New
- Materials
- Cotton
- Wool
- Condition
- Mint Condition, No Imperfections
- Color
- Navy Blue
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