Ardekan Rug Guide

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Ardakan rugs are woven in the Yazd territory but are designed to be similar to Kashan rugs. The area they are woven lies between Yazd and Nain so the rugs can also share a certain likeness to the traditional rugs woven in these areas. These beautiful rugs, although not as fine as most Kashans, follow the same patterns and designs and can be breathtaking in many surroundings. An excellent solution for those wanting something a bit special but whose budget doesn’t quite reach that of their expensive Kashan counterparts. An Ardekan rug will normally have a KSPI count of around 120 or 30 Raj.

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