Description
Persian carpets Bakhtiar are bound near the famous city of Isfahan and have their firm place among classic carpets, These carpets are different from others by their color and the concept of patterns, that are as drawn and often use cassette motifs. The carpets bear the name according to the tribe, who has written the most significantly in the creation of this area. This carpet is a pattern like Heriza rugs, but has a finer line and just the "painted" pattern. The carpet is with a higher hair and insulates very well. Wool is soft and pleasant to touch. The carpet has a distinctive red color and a central medallion with palmet. Bond density is about 90.000 knots per m2, which is normal quality in this area. The warp material is made of cotton and the hair forms a quality mountain wave. State: good, the carpet is clean. dating: around 1990.
width 230 cm, length without fringes 321 cm, s 325 cm, height 1 cm
