Mafrash Style 3x5 Throw Rug contemporary Hand-knotted by semi-nomadic Persian weavers

Hand-knotted by semi-nomadic Persian weavers

The triangles and polygons have been handwoven in tones ranging from grey to brown/greens in silk to give this rug a real variety of depth when viewed from different angles against the shapes hand-knotted in Himalayan wool

this produces a fiber that is peerless as a medium to produce some of the most durable hand-woven rugs ever produced

This dense wool retains much of its natural lanolin

The Pattern Mix Collection from Battilossi is the creation of designer Draga Obradovic's passion for vintage textiles and upholstery

Mafrash Style 3x5 Throw Rug contemporary Hand-knotted by semi-nomadic Persian weaversNice Little Throw Rug With Some Boho Charm. The Mafrash style rugs grew from tribal bags and rectangular woven chests used by weaving herders to carry items during the annual migrations being deconstructed and marketed to travelers as flat rugs, usually with a combination of knotted pile sections for durability and flat woven panels for flexibility. If you could picture this rug folding into a U shape at the horizontal lines, and attach panels to the