Gabbeh Teppich - Loribaft Indus - 140 x 75 cm - mehrfarbig

Gabbeh Teppich - Loribaft Indus - 140 x 75 cm - mehrfarbig

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Gabbeh Teppich - Loribaft Indus - 140 x 75 cm - mehrfarbigDieser Loribaft Teppich Indus gehrt zu Gruppe der feinen Teppiche und ist die Highend Variante der Gabbeh Teppiche durch seine aufwndige und dichtere Knpfung. Loribafts bentigen eine 4 bis 6 mal lngere Herstellungszeit als normale Gabbeh Teppiche. Die fest verzwirnte, handgesponnene Schurwolle verleiht dem Teppich seinen Glanz und Lebendigkeit. Diese Exemplare sind sehr weich, kuschelig und uerst langlebig. Die Musterung der Loribafts ist oft dezent,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012