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Kamu کامو

Kamu (Kamo) is a village near Kashan in central Iran, listed by Iranica with its neighbour Chowkan (Chugan) among the settlements of the Joshaghan district. It is known for flatwoven wool bread sofrehs, the subject of Parviz Tanavoli's book The Sofreh of Kamo (1998). In the gallery's titles, 'Kamu Bijar' means a Bijar kilim inspired by Kamu sofrehs.

Also Kamo · Kamou · Kamoo · Kāmu · Kamu Bijar

See also Sofreh, Kilim, Joshaghan, Kashan, Bijar

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Kamu: a detail of New Weave Kamu Persian Sofreh Kilim Rug, 202x146cm
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In the collection

Kamu, in the collection.

New Weave Kamu Persian Sofreh Kilim Rug, 202x146cm
New Weave Kamu Persian Sofreh Kilim RugN° 001
202 × 146 cm
Bijar · Contemporary
$3,290AUD
New Weave Fine Kamu Kilim 1.7SQM
New Weave Fine Kamu Persian Kilim Rug 1.78 m²N° 002
145 × 123 cm
Kamu · New
$1,990AUD
New Weave Rare Fine Bijar Kamu Kilim 7.87 SQM
New Weave Rare Fine Bijar Kamu Persian Kilim Rug 7.88 m²N° 003
350 × 225 cm
Bijar · New
$4,990AUD
Kamu Kilim, Kashan
New Weave Kamu Persian Kilim RugN° 004
140 × 90 cm
Kashan · Contemporary
$485AUD
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