Kurdistan Rugs

Kurdistan Rugs
KURDISTAN RUGS
Persian hand-made all wool rugs of fine structure. The pattern "Mina Khani " is the favourite design, but the "Herati" is often used. The borders are three simple stripes. The warp is wool and the weft of coarse wool crosses twice between each row of tufts which are tied in Ghiordes knot. The fringe at each end is braided and coloured; colours are mainly brown with blue.

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