Mahal Semi-Antique Persian Rug
In an unusual manner, the term Mahal does not refer to a village or province. Still, most probably it relates to Mahallat, a village located in the southern part of the Arak region. Possibly, at some time in the past, loosely woven carpets with floppy handles and cotton foundations were produced in and around this village. Although Mahal carpets are of average quality, it is worth remembering that the price of a rug is not determined by its knot count and that color and design are of greater significance.
Many Mahal carpets with all-over scrolling vines and large palmettes designs. A pattern influenced by the Shah Abbas period carpets and often even called so. The design has proved such an enduring success that it is still copied by many reproduction carpet dealers today.

It is 100% wool and Hand Made