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Turkoman Tribal Abrash Gallery Runner, circa 1940
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Hand-knotted, abrash wool pile on a cotton foundation.
Circa 1940
Dimensions: 4'8" x 13'1"
Origin: Iran
Condition: Excellent
Field Color: Burgundy
Border Color: Burgundy
Accent Colors: Black, Ivory
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