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This rug is 32"X78". I realize American saArouk can have an open field, but I really don't think it is painted. Any help would be greatly appreciated File Attachment(s):  008.JPG (3,713kb) downloaded 74 time(s). 005.JPG (3,528kb) downloaded 54 time(s).
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It appears to be painted in image 005 where you can see the pile. Note the ivory area with dark navy outline with some paint inside
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I was looking at everything but the obvious. The handle is lighter than my other. the pile is cut closer and the back of the rug carries much more color than I'm used t0. But th obvious is what you've mentioned
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Rugpro, could you please point-out some knots that show this...i'm still very much learning and have no clue, thanks!
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A sarouk from the 1940's. Color run may indicate a later touch up, or colorfast issue from washing
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