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Soumak Rug - 1634008 (45x45x45 cm)

Soumak Rug - 1634008 (45x45x45 cm)

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SKU: SKU: 1634008

Manufacturing: Hand-Woven

Size: 45x45x45 cm

Color: Red/Green/Blue

Thickness: Approx. 1.0 cm

Age: New

Origin: Indian

Pile: Wool

Chain: Cotton

Knot density: Approx. 183,000 knots/sqm

Pattern: Geometric/Abstract/Floral

Decor style: Traditional/Tribal

Also known as: Soumakh

Soumakh

Soumak is a method of producing handmade rugs with raised patterns. This ancient weaving technique, which dates back to the 7th century BC, is still popular in parts of Persia and the Caucasus. In a Soumak rug, the colored weft threads of the pattern lie diagonally to the horizontal, and changing the angle of the alternating rows creates V-shaped rows with parallel lines. On the back of the rug, the loose ends of the pattern yarns hang freely and form padding; this rugged back distinguishes it from the kilim, which is smooth on both sides. Repeating diamond and star medallions are common in Soumak rugs, as are elaborate borders. Verneh and Sileh are two famous Soumak patterns.

There are many tribal saddle bags - and even bed linens - that are woven from Soumak. We have put together a sophisticated collection of Soumakh rugs to furnish your home with an essential complementary piece.

 

 

Product details

Rug ID: 1634008
Approx. thickness: 0.8-1cm
Age: New
Origin: India
Pile: Wool
Warp: Cotton
Production: Hand-knotted/Handwoven
Also known as: Soumakh
Knot density: Approx. 183,000 knots/sq. m

 

 


 
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Note: Transport-related creases, some of which can be seen in the pictures, will disappear within a few days after the rug has been laid out.

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