Afghan Kaghazi Rug | 204cm x 323cm (6ft 8in x 10ft 7in)

7×11 Afghan Kaghazi Rug – Hand-Knotted Turkmen Tribal Design This authentic 7×11 Afghan Kaghazi rug is a refined expression of Turkmen tribal artistry, hand-knotted in the historic weaving region of Balkh, Afghanistan. Its deep navy field is enriched with bold geometric motifs in red, ivory, and mustard—colors traditionally favored in Turkmen textiles. The balanced composition and strong tribal character make this rug both a striking design element and a timeless heirloom piece. Whether placed in a formal living room or beneath a dining table, this rug introduces warmth, heritage, and unmistakable craftsmanship to the space. Video of the rug Key Features Size: 6 ft 8 in × 10 ft 7 in Design: Traditional Turkmen Kaghazi pattern with repeating geometric motifs Color Palette: Navy, red, ivory, and mustard tones with natural depth Material: Welayati Kurk wool pile on a durable cotton foundation Construction: Fully hand-knotted by skilled Afghan artisans Versatility: Ideal for living rooms, dining rooms, or statement interior spaces Quality Crafted with fine Welayati Kurk wool, this rug offers a soft yet resilient pile known for its strength and elegant finish. Kurk wool is prized for its finer fibers, allowing for clearer pattern definition and a smoother surface. With an approximate density of 92 knots per square inch (KPSI), the rug achieves excellent detail while maintaining durability for everyday living. The cotton foundation provides structure and longevity, ensuring the rug retains its shape and integrity for generations. Origin & Tradition Woven in Balkh, Afghanistan, a region renowned for its rich carpet-weaving heritage, this rug reflects centuries of Turkmen tribal tradition. The Kaghazi design features strong geometric motifs that have been passed down through generations of weavers, symbolizing order, strength, and cultural identity. Each knot is tied by hand using time-honored techniques, preserving a legacy of craftsmanship that transforms natural wool into functional art. Owning a genuine Afghan rug like this connects your home to one of the world’s most respected weaving traditions.

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