Meditation Carpets of Different Floorings

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Plain Carpet


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Marble
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Wooden
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Meditation Rug Details


    • Name: Light Blue Kerman
    • Composition: 100% Pure Merino (New Zealand) Wool
    • Dyes: Chrome, Fast Colors (no bleeding & no fading)
    • Size: 3’x2′ (2.75 meters x 1.80 meters)
    • Number of Knots: 400 Per Sq. Inch
    • Description: A rare Persian design with a dominant center medallion along with scattered
      motifs in the overall design of the carpet.
    • Moth Proof
    • No Child Labor : (authentic certification provided)
    • Quality: (RugAssure) certificate with every single carpet
    • Life-span: 25 – 30 years
    • Made in Kashmir
    • Quantity In Stock: ONE

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