Final Markdown Mamluk Handwoven Closeout Rug, J65956 Money-back Guarantee [wXgamYAM]

Final Markdown Mamluk Handwoven Closeout Rug, J65956 Money-back Guarantee [wXgamYAM]

Discover the rich cultural heritage and exceptional craftsmanship of the Mamluk Handwoven Closeout Rug, a true masterpiece from Afghanistan. This exquisite rug, handwoven by skilled ethnic Turkmen artisans, embodies the perfect blend of traditional design and superior craftsmanship. Originating from the Esari Subtribe within the Ghazni Province, this rug is a testament to the weavers' deep-rooted understanding of their craft.

Exceptional Craftsmanship and Quality

The Mamluk Handwoven Closeout Rug is crafted with the highest quality materials and techniques. The wool used in this rug is sourced from sheep grazing in the mountainous terrain of the Ghazni Province, producing longer staple, oily wool ideal for carpet weaving. The yarn is then hand carted and spun into carpet yarn near Herat, ensuring the finest quality. This rug is woven on traditional floor looms in the weavers' homes, adding a personal touch to its creation. The use of asymmetrical "Persian" knots and the double wefted weaving technique, along with depressed warp weaving, result in a rug that is exceptionally durable and built to last.

• High-quality wool from mountainous terrain
• Traditional handweaving techniques
• Durable and long-lasting

Stunning Design and Cultural Significance

The Mamluk Handwoven Closeout Rug features a soothing beige background with a cherry border, adding depth and character to its design. The use of centuries-old natural dye stuffs derived from various plant and mineral sources ensures a rich and authentic color palette. This rug measures at 3'10" x 6'3", and with a knot count of 104 knots per square inch, it boasts an impressive total of 356,126 individually hand-tied knots. This rug is not just a decorative piece but a piece of Afghan craftsmanship that brings warmth, elegance, and history into any space.

• Stunning beige and cherry design
• Centuries-old natural dyes
• Impressive knot count and craftsmanship