These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9101
Mamluk Carpet ref.9101
Dimension 185cm x 129cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9100
Mamluk Carpet ref.9100
Dimension 345cm x 245cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9099
Mamluk Carpet ref.9099
Dimension 350cm x 251cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9098
Mamluk Carpet ref.9098
Dimension 298cm x 213cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9097
Mamluk Carpet ref.9097
Dimension 471cm x 362cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9096
Mamluk Carpet ref.9096
Dimension 367cm x 269cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9095
Mamluk Carpet ref.9095
Dimension 182cm x 124cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.9094
Mamluk Carpet ref.9094
Dimension 467cm x 368cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.6347
Mamluk Carpet ref.6347
Dimension 297cm x 207cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.5975
Mamluk Carpet ref.5975
Dimension 259cm x 171cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
Mamluk ref.4797
Mamluk Carpet ref.4797
Dimension 247cm x 172cm
These carpets had their origin in Egypt from the thirteenth century. With the migration to Central Asia, this art was established in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.
The Mamluk presented by Persis are produced in Afghanistan, made in manual loom and have about 35 knots per cm2.
