SIGNED JALDAR HAND KNOTTED WOOL RUG, 8.2 x 9.10 (249cm x 300cm)

SIGNED JALDAR HAND KNOTTED WOOL RUG, 8.2 x 9.10 (249cm x 300cm)

SIGNED JALDAR HAND KNOTTED WOOL RUG, 8.2 x 9.10 (249cm x 300cm)

$1,100.00 USD
Sale price  $1,100.00 USD Regular price 
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SIGNED JALDAR HAND KNOTTED WOOL RUG, 8.2 x 9.10 (249cm x 300cm)

SIGNED JALDAR HAND KNOTTED WOOL RUG, 8.2 x 9.10 (249cm x 300cm)

$1,100.00 USD
Sale price  $1,100.00 USD Regular price 

Made In: Pakistan – 23-859 

 

Style: Jaldar

 

Design: Tribal Pattern

 

Exact Size: 8ft 2in x 9ft 10in, 25.0lbs (249cm x 300cm, 11.4kg)

 

Weave: 100% Hand Knotted

 

Pile: Wool – Medium

 

Foundation: Wool

 

Field Color: Cream

 

Border Color: Taupe

 

$1,100.00

 

Condition/Description: Offered here is a signed Jaldar rug was hand knotted in Pakistan of 100 percent natural wool on a cotton foundation. This rug is 40+ years old, it has medium wool piles and is in excellent condition for its age. Beautiful colors with excellent quality, and no holes or repairs. The artists name is woven into the rug which sets it apart from similar rugs for design and quality. Hand-knotted and constructed from 100 percent wool with 100 percent cotton foundation.  This rug was acquired from an established rug merchant.  Clean and ready to be enjoyed. FLAT RATE SHIPPING OF $75.00 FOR THIS RUG WITHIN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Flat rate shipping is billed separately after the invoice has been paid. 8ft 2in x 9ft 10in, 25.0lbs (249cm x 300cm, 11.4kg), LOT REF #23-859.

 

Jaldar rugs are an Afghan design exported from Pakistan with its roots in the traditional Sarooq and Yamoud designs. These rugs use symmetrical knotting (single knot), with piles composed of treated or brushed wool which gives it a silk touch feel. Like most Afghan rugs, they are exported from Pakistan due to the trade restrictions and difficulties within Afghanistan. Based on a cotton foundation, Jaldars can be confused to Bukharas due to the similarities in design and materials. The difference between the two lies mainly with the guls used which are more angular and diamond-shaped in the Jaldar rugs like that in the rug above while the Bukhara rugs are more similar to the Turkmen rugs with rounder guls, similar to the rug below. The knot counts of fine quality Jaldar rugs, such as those listed here, range from 120 to 240 KPSI.

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