Camel and salmon saf prayer design rug, 62×147cm, entrance mat size
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Hand-knotted wool pile of camel saf rug, 62×147cm
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Hand-knotted camel rug with salmon saf prayer niches
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Camel Saf Runner

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A camel ground divided into four pointed prayer niches, each on its own colour — salmon, deep navy, dark green, then salmon again — and each holding a hanging lamp. Wide patterned bands in cream, navy and salmon separate one niche from the next and frame the whole, so every niche is enclosed on all four sides. Dense diamond and hooked repeats fill the borders. Cream fringe at both ends.

Hand-knotted in wool. Each lamp is drawn in two halves of different colours, split down its centre line — one side cream, the other picked out in a colour chosen to carry against that niche's particular ground. At 62×147cm this is a small rug, suited to a bedside, an entrance or a wall hanging.

  • Origin: Pakistan
  • Type: Pakistani Jaldar, hand-knotted
  • Material: 100% wool
  • Design: Saf — four mihrab prayer niches
  • Size: 62×147cm (2'0"×4'10") — Extra Small
  • Colour: Camel and salmon, with navy, green and cream
  • SKU: R 8251068
  • One-of-a-kind: Yes

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100% wool pile, hand-knotted, with a natural fringe at both ends. At this size the rug is light enough to lift and shake out, which is the easiest way to keep it clean.

A camel ground sits in the middle of the range for practicality. The cream in the dividing bands is the vulnerable colour — those bands run right across the rug at intervals, so they take traffic wherever it crosses. The dark green and navy niches will hide marks best; the salmon ones least.

This is a saf, a communal prayer rug carrying a row of niches rather than one, so that several people can use it side by side. Four niches here, each given its own ground colour: salmon, then navy, then a dark green, then salmon again. What is worth looking at closely is the lamp hanging in each one.

Every lamp is drawn in two halves, split straight down its vertical centre line, with a different colour on each side. In the green niche the left half is cream and the right half a clear orange — the only orange on the rug, and it appears exactly where the ground is darkest and would otherwise swallow a pale motif. In the navy niche both halves stay warm and pale, because against navy that is contrast enough. The weaver has adjusted the lamp to its own niche rather than repeating one lamp four times. That is a small decision made four separate times, and it is the kind of thing that separates a rug made by a person from a rug made to a plan.

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