Indo Gabbeh 164 x 100 cm

Marsoni

M251S

$345.00

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Indo Gabbeh 164 x 100 cmPRODUKT DETAILS Teppich Nr.: 187 Alter: Neu 0 20 Jahre Gewicht: 7. 50 Kg Herstellung: Handgeknpft Dicke: ca. 15 mm Knoten qm: 70. 000 90. 000 Ursprung: Indien Flor Kette: Schurwolle Baumwolle Teppich Nr.: 187 Alter: Neu 0 20 Jahre Gewicht: 7. 50 Kg Herstellung: Handgeknpft Dicke: ca. 15 mm Knoten qm: 70. 000 90. 000 Ursprung: Indien Flor Kette: Schurwolle Baumwolle BESCHREIBUNG Dieser Teppich kommt aus Indien, wobei bekannte persische Provenienzen als

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Interesting Follow Up to the 80/20 Principle

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