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Description
During the 16th and 17th century in North Central India, the Moghul dynasty reached their golden age. There are references in their history about weavers of large rugs which have floral designs, have pal colors and use abrash, and their designs are inspired from Persian and Afghan culture. Their knot is asymmetrical.
Features
Matériau de pile:
Laine
Âge:
Nouveau
Style:
Agra
Matériau de Chaîne:
Coton
Taille:
Moyen
Couleur:
- Rouge
Densité de nœuds (par m²):
600.000
Forme:
Rond
Signature:
N'a pas de signature
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