An Unusual Herat Belouche Rug: 145cm x 82cm sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles more often used as a

more often used as a caustic owing to its great affinity for water

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after the previous decade saw him battle with drugs

An Unusual Herat Belouche Rug: 145cm x 82cm sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles more often used as aOrigin: Herat, Afghanistan Style: Herat Belouche Provenance: N A Dated: Late 20th C Hand Knotted 100% Wool Pile Length: 145cms 4. 7 feet Width: 82cms 2. 7 feet Expertly drawn, this is not a typical belouche rug as both ends are crafted in kilim sackcloth, usually used for prayer rugs and bride carpets. These mat like ends are made by crossing the colorful wool fibers from the warp horizontally and then combing it into the ground, so the sackcloth is