Gray & Gold Shah Persian Rug sajadah the pile cleans more readily

the pile cleans more readily than wool

The 15th- to 17th-century weavers of central Anatolia worked these as repeating small star-and-cross figures on warm madder grounds

libraries with leather upholstery

and rust floral motifs Composition All-over Persian floral (no central medallion) — garden-at-dusk tradition Construction Machine-woven 1200 reeds (~1

for use rather than as merchant ware

Gray & Gold Shah Persian Rug sajadah the pile cleans more readilyAt a glance. The Shah series in mid gray with gold central medallion a transitional formal sovereign palette. Premium 3M points density, silk feel hand, raised pattern relief. The gray ground gives the gold room to breathe; the central medallion focuses the design. Not machine washable. Underfoot first This is the most transitional Shah reading. Mid gray ground keeps the rug grounded and cross style rather than overtly traditional; the gold central