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An all wool, naturaly dyed Qashqai jajim, called ¨moj in Iran.
Moj were used to cover the piles of carpets and kilims in nomadic tents, although today they are used as yet another kilim on the ground. This moj has vertical bands, woven from expertly spun wool, thus giving a kilim of great fineness. Woven in two halves and joined at the center. The small knotted details are a later adition and can be removed easely.
You can buy this bargain moj directly from our web:
https://www.nomada.biz/en/producto/semi-antique-qashqai-kilim-from-iran-...
Material: 100% hand-spun sheep wool
Size: 218×136 cms
Origin: Qashqai, Irán
price:
262 EUROS
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