Bidjar Medallion Handknotted Traditional Rug

Decorate your home with this beautiful handmade carpet which is made in pure New Zealand wool and cotton material. The ground is in maroon color and contains a small diamond shape in center. This is a traditional carpet and ideal for giving an ethnic look to decor. This area rug is ideal for a low traffic area as well as a high traffic area. The design of this carpet called Bidjar design which is originated in 16th century. - Rug Material: New Zealand Wool and Cotton material - Weft- Pure New Zealand Wool - Warp- Cotton - Back looks just like front due to the intricacy of craftsmanship and fineness. - Shape: Rectangle - Design Origination: Persia - Pile Height: low pile ( For adding strength to this carpet) - Rug Construction: Handmade - Construction Technique: Hand-knotted - Décor Style: Traditional / Persian / Oriental - Indoor/Outdoor Use: Indoor - Care and Cleaning: Vacuum / Hand-washable / Professional Cleaning Regularly - Pattern: Bidjar - Color Combination: Ivory and Blue, maroon - Main Color- Maroon - Process Duration: Approx. 3-4 months You will receive the same, exact Rug as seen in the image Clean & Care:
To maintain the condition and extend the life of your rug, vacuum regularly in the direction of the pile. Clean liquid spills immediately with a damp cloth or sponge to absorb as much as possible. For hard to remove stains, professional rug cleaning is highly recommended. Avoid direct and continuous exposure to sunlight. Do not pull loose ends, if any. Use a scissor to clip the same. All of our rugs are professionally washed and are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse. This rug is currently in stock and includes FREE shipping worldwide. Please Note:
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