Kelim Teppich - Splash 121 x 80 cm - mehrfarbig

Kelim Teppich - Splash 121 x 80 cm - mehrfarbig

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$180.00

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Kelim Teppich - Splash 121 x 80 cm - mehrfarbigDieser kunstvolle Kelim Oriental besticht das Auge mit seinen angesagten Farben. So bringt er eine moderne und harmonische Eleganz in Ihr Wohnambiente mit ein. Kelim Teppiche sind im Gegensatz zu klassischen Orientteppichen in traditioneller Art handgewebt statt geknpft. In anderen Lndern werden diese Exemplare auch als Kissen oder Vorhnge genutzt. Diese Teppiche haben einen dnnen Flor, fr das feste Obergewebe wird 100% Schurwolle verwendet, welche

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012