Mushwani, Afghanistan The patterns of Mushwani rugs are both flat weave and knotted weave which reveals a rich textured surface. They are produced by the Mushwani tribe in Herat, south-western Afghanistan.  This Afghan rug represents exceptional value but is also a hard wearing. Size: 130 x 122...

Fine Belouch Afghanistan  Mainly reds, Blues and browns dominate with other colours providing accents. They often have a jewel like richness.These fine Belouch rugs have great detail due to having fine hand spun wool and smaller knots wool. The variety...

Chobi, Afghanistan  ‘Chobi’ means natural or vegetable dyed. In these tiny rugs we can see the delight of a weaver in creating patterns, using the full potential of hand spun wool and natural dyes, resulting in jewel like ‘abrash, or...

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Mushwani, Afghanistan  The patterns of Mushwani rugs are both flat weave and knotted weave which reveals a rich textured surface. They are produced by the Mushwani tribe in Herat, south-western Afghanistan.  This Afghan rug represents exceptional value but is also a hard wearing. 134 x 117cms

Ushak, Azerbaijan, Iran A contemporary, borderless design rug with an angular large-scale slightly Art Nouveau look. The richly textured hand spun wool and natural dyes are complimented by lovely 'abrash' - the variation in intensity of one colour that gives...

Belouch Sofreh Western Afghanistan c.1940 Imagine delicious plates of food piled up on this rug and a family sitting around chatting and enjoying a meal in a classic nomadic fashion. Sofreh's were woven for this purpose. This authentic old example...

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Aqcha, northern Afghanistan  These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan. The designs  mostly come from the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually from the Karakul sheep, source...

Mushwani, Afghanistan  The patterns of Mushwani rugs are both ‘kilim’ or ‘sumak’ weave and piled/knotted weave which reveals a rich textured surface. They are produced by the Mushwani tribe in Herat, south-western Afghanistan.  This Afghan rug represents exceptional value but is also a hard wearing Size:...

Aqcha rug, Afghanistan These hand knotted, simple village rugs are from Northern Afghanistan and are excellent value. The designs can be traced to the Turkmen tribes, many of who left Russian dominated Turkmenistan in the 1920s. The wools are usually...

Fine Kazak, Afghanistan I very high quality rug hand woven in Afghanistan to designs originating in Kazakstan. Typically geometric and colourful, cotton warp and weft, fine lustrous wool and a high density of knots help these rugs define the intricate,...