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Rare Sarouk Fereghan Bagface Late 19th century – early 20th century
In very good condition with minimal loss on ends of small minor border. Ends secured and reinforced with a supplemental weft. Recently hand washed. Beautiful colors and abrash. Velvety pile. About 225 kpsi. There are some minor motifs that were over-dyed to match the cochineal or madder dyed field. This practice was common in the Arak region, and was probably done when it came off the loom for aesthetic reasons. Size: 19-1/2” long, width varies from 20” to 20-3/4” i do not accept returns, so please ask questions, and if desired, request more photographs. Shipping within the United States only.
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