Excellent Brown Beige New 8×9 Silk/Wool India Oriental Area Rug
$5,200.00
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Product ID |
RFD-011 |
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Design: |
India
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Size (Ft.) |
8′ 0″ x 9′ 1″
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Material (Pile-Foundation): |
Wool/Silk- Cotton
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Age: |
Recently Made |
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Condition Note: |
Excellent
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Primary Colors (Note: Refer to pictures for most accurate color representation) Beige Tan Brown Handmade Rug |
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