Shah Jahan CoasterRug Set Place Rug This is a replica of

This is a replica of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Shah Jahan Carpet

Kurdish carpets are often very strong and compact

The design itself originates from elements of the few remaining ancient Persian carpets which are found in museums and private collections around the world—dating back to the oldest discovered Pazyryk Rug from 500 B

Zapotec style flatwoven wool rugs images have become extremely popular and widely reproduced for many years

helping family members identify each other and thus create a familiar optical effect

Shah Jahan CoasterRug Set Place Rug This is a replica ofThis is a replica of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Shah Jahan Carpet. The beauty of this traditional rug design interpreted as a Mouse Rug. The original rug is attributed to Northern India, mid 17th century silk (warp and weft), pashmina wool (pile); asymmetrically knotted pile. MSJ C Design The Metropolitan Museum of Art Made in the USA CoasterRug dimensions approximate finished size: 3. 5" x 5. 5" (including fringe) and . 16" thick. Set of 4.