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Ardabil Persian Runner 4' 8 x 12' 6 Excellent Pink

Item #: 464307044 Price: $1,050.00 Retail price: $7,203.70 This is not final price, there might be additional RUG SALE at destination page!

Ardabil rugs are hand woven in the city of Ardabil on the Caspian Sea. They are one of the best-known types of Persian rugs with the most famous on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Ardabil rugs usually feature one of the best-known Persian rug designs the Mahi or Heratia diamond medallion with small fish. Some have an all-over pattern and of the modern ones sometimes have geometric motifs. The rugs are commonly woven with silk and wool to highlight the elements in their designs.Traditional Ardabil rug colors are shades of beige, rust and blue. Some of the modern rugs include tones of turquoise and purple.

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