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Moud Teppich 154x100cm - Perserteppich

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Moud Teppich 154x100cm - PerserteppichHandgeknpft und individuell: Dieser Moud Teppich aus Schurwolle zeigt ein Feldermuster mit ausgewogener Geometrie. Moud Teppiche aus Nordost Iran zeichnen sich durch feine Knpfung und das typische Herati Muster aus oft mit feinen Seidenakzenten verziert. Moud Teppiche aus einer der grten Stdte des Iran sind bekannt fr ihre auergewhnlich hochwertige Wolle und ihre besonders dichte, langlebige Knpfung. Die hohe Knotendichte erzeugt einen besonders

Handgeknüpft und individuell: Dieser Moud Teppich aus Schurwolle zeigt ein Feldermuster mit ausgewogener Geometrie. Moud Teppiche aus Nordost-Iran zeichnen sich durch feine Knüpfung und das typische Herati-Muster aus – oft mit feinen Seidenakzenten verziert. Moud-Teppiche aus einer der größten Städte des Iran sind bekannt für ihre außergewöhnlich hochwertige Wolle und ihre besonders dichte, langlebige Knüpfung. Die hohe Knotendichte erzeugt einen besonders detailreichen Flor mit gleichmäßiger Struktur. Schurwolle, von Hand gesponnen – das gibt dem Flor seine lebendige Textur und Widerstandsfähigkeit. Die Haptik dieses Stücks macht den Unterschied zwischen einem Teppich und einem Erlebnis. Langlebig, pflegeleicht und bestens geeignet für Räume mit Fußbodenheizung. Ein handgeknüpftes Einzelstück, einmalig in seiner Art. Ein Unikat von Morgenland – Ihrem Fachhändler für handgeknüpfte Perserteppiche und Orientteppiche seit über 40 Jahren.

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