Gorevan carpet
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A Gorevan is a type of Persian rug, typically of carpet size, originating from the town of Gorevan in northern Iran. These rugs are characterized by a cotton warp and a medallion field featuring large, angular designs. The predominant colors are shades of terracotta, apricot, and blue. The term "gorevan" can also refer to the color auburn. Oriental carpets, including those from Persia, encompass a wide range of styles and historical periods, with evidence of rug making dating back to before the 1st millennium BC.123
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