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Shahbanu Rugs is one of the major retailers of hand-knotted oriental rugs in the United States; we carry a large variety of handmade rugs with new colors, abstract designs and geometric patterns. Our collections includes antique rugs, persian rugs, woo...
Universal Pl 40, 07072, Carlstadt, United States
Shahbanu rugs is a class operation. High quality, absolutely gorgeous patterns and amazing service. My husband and I went in for 1-2 rugs for our new home, and ended up buying 4. Each is stunning, with deep, rich colors and beautiful handiwork. We appreciate the time that Ric spent with us. A++ all around. Thank you!
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