Kelim Harssin
477 x 184
Product information "Kelim Harssin"
The village of Harsin is located in the Kurdish province in the deep west of Iran. The city is only inhabited by a few Kurdish families that Kelim Harssin traditionally weave by hand. The web technology comes from its Kurdish tradition. Usually they use hand -spun and thick sheep's wool. The Kelim are usually thicker, heavier and more robust than other flat tissue. Since there are only a few families and weavers left in this village, the Kelim Harssin is becoming increasingly less common. They are therefore real collectibles.
| Length (in cm): | 477 |
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| Width (in cm): | 184 |
| Sqm: | 8.78 |
| Pile (in mm): | approx. 5 |
| Knot/m²: | Kelim, Kelim |
| Color: | Colorful |
| border: | Colorful |
| Pattern: | Patterned |
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