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Pretty In Pink Malayer

Pretty In Pink Malayer

  • Number 184

  • Type Village

  • Material Wool

  • Style Medallion

  • Origin Malayer

  • Size 202 x 139

  • Age 1900

Story

Excellently woven and perfectly preserved, this beauty would pass off as a great Malayer of rather traditional design had it not been for the colors. The pink natural dye is outrageously attractive and appears better in the detail photos attached. Hardly any pink rugs from that time period (or any other really) were made. The color is obtained by treating the madder plant used for red dyes with natural substances with low pH factor.

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As a carpet collector of 30 years, I have noticed a decline in the amount of truly unique and high quality carpets on the market. I have also noted a decline in the knowledge of merchants, generally. Hadi Maktabi stands against this trend as a both a curator for and an educator of his clients. His offerings are well-researched, museum quality carpets that are both singular and expertly chosen. In dealing with Hadi, I have experienced excellent communication, a high standard of service and extremely pleasant interactions. Warren D., Hong Kong 🇭🇰

 

 

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