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Vintage Suraghani Baku rug, in Fire Temple design, measuring 49″x82″.
Baku is located in the Northeastern Caucasus. The dyes in the Fire Temple layout are particularly brilliant.
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Suraghani Baku Fire Temple Rug, 49″x82″, D0138
$895.00
Vintage Suraghani Baku, Fire Temple rug, Zoroastrian, Fire Worship temple in Baku, Iran.
measuring 49″x82″. Baku is located in the Northeastern Caucasus.
Brilliant dyes in the Fire Temple layout.
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