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7 years ago

Where is this rug from? it's amazing!!!

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7 years ago
It's a hand-woven Kilim rug - Indian or Afghan. Unlikely it's a production piece and is probably a one-off. Here's something similar: http://www.little-persia.com/rugs-carpets/oriental/kilim-2073
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