Hand Knotted Rugs

Purchased from the markets of Lahore, Asia, these traditionally hand-knotted rugs are exceptional in design. 100% wool and with no two designs ever the same they are completely unique.

Rug

  • Afghan Ankhoi

    These rugs are handknotted by members of the Esari Clans in the district of northern Faryab. Afghanistan. These popular tribal rugs are created using a special mix of dyes to make the traditional fil-pai gul (or Feel Pai) designs meaning Elephants foot.

    Material: 100% Wool

    Origin: Asia

    Available Sizes: Available on request

  • Afghan Khan Mohomadi

    A group of distinctive Afghan rugs produced by several tribes from across the north of the country. In an assortment of deep, earthy tones prominently warm reds and deep red-maroon, outlined with traditional dark blue and black. These rugs are hand-woven with the highest quality fine wool.

    Material: 100% Wool

    Origin: Asia

    Sizes: Available on request

  • Afghan Beluch

    Inspired by times of war and created by traditional folk artists, the accomplished Beluch weavers or nomads create these rugs indulgent in colour and pattern. Using reds and blacks intertwined with brown and white each rug is hand-woven to create a rich tapestry of birds, flowers and trees.

    Material: 100% Wool

    Origin: Asia

    Available Sizes: Available on request

  • Pakistan Bokhara

    With the tradition of these rugs spanning four centuries, the Bokhara design is very characteristic of the Persian culture. Each rug has a unique geometrical design, most commonly with repetition of guls, small octagonal figures, The thick, soft wool used to weave the rugs gives a flexible, luxurious and silky finish. Warm and inviting tones from the subtle blend of reds, greens and browns only add to their appeal.

    Material: 100% Wool
    Origin: Asia

    Sizes: Available on request