BASE COLOR
GREEN
BORDER COLOR
BLACK
WIDTH
4’0″
LENGTH
6’3″
SIZE
4×6
ORIGIN
PAKISTAN
55372 SERAPI
Originally produced in the Iranian province of Eastern Azerbaijan, the Serapi is well known for its strength and usability, due to its tight and compressed weave. These tribal designs are created from natural wool colors. Similar to a Heriz, they are somewhat coarsely woven with 80 knot per square inch. Made with 100% wool on a cotton foundation.
BASE COLOR
GREEN
BORDER COLOR
BLACK
WIDTH
4'0"
LENGTH
6'3"
SIZE
4x6
ORIGIN
PAKISTAN
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