Description
Produced in the 1930s, Mohammad Ali Serafiyan Studio. It is said that it was exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum for a while.
Gumbat Design
Tabriz
Wool and Silk
Produced in the 1930s, Mohammad Ali Serafiyan Studio. It is said that it was exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum for a while.
Origin: IR
Number of knots / 結び目数 : 1.6 Million/㎡
Additional information
| Materials | Wool & Silk |
|---|---|
| Origin | Isfahan, Iran |
| Dimension | 161×104cm |
| Size | 1.67m² |
| Color | Beige |
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