Mahal rugs come from the same rug-producing region as Sarouk rugs. This western part of central Iran is known for its rug production. Mahal rugs feature a variety of patterns, usually with a central medallion, and often have a prominent border that frames the inner design.
The good, hard-wearing quality of these hand-knotted Persian rugs makes them suitable for many different uses. If you have a Mahal in the hallway, you will not need to think about replacing it for a long time. Its robustness is a sign of fine workmanship.
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