Most Kelim rugs are knotted so that the warp is hidden under the threads

This means that there are no antique Nain carpets

while most rugs have reliefs of silk elements or are completely silk

Form: Lång och smal löpare (runner)

the warp is made of either silk or wool

Moud 320x108 cm storlek-246x80 Most Kelim rugs are knottedManufacturing district: Khorasan, Iran Material: Wool with cotton warp Number of knots: approx. 300 400,000 knots per square meter The Moud rugs come from the city of the same name in eastern Iran. The rugs from Moud often have a Herati pattern that adorns the rugs. They are divided into Moud Mahi and Moud Garden. Mahi means fish in Persian and refers to the fish motifs that usually adorn the carpets. They are often beige with blue and light red