$1,045.31 $2,613.28
Afghan Mamluk area rug, 254 x 173 cm. Green field with red, gold, ivory, black, and teal accents. Hand-knotted and handmade. Vegetable dyes were used on this rug.
The layout has a central medallion with smaller medallions and an all-over geometric field. Fringe is visible on one short edge. Mamluk carpet design originated in Egypt during the Mamluk Sultanate. This rug is traditionally associated with a calm, ordered look. It can work as a floor rug, meditation area rug, or altar-side placement in a quiet room.
We design this rug, and our production partner handcrafts it in Afghanistan.
All photos are taken in natural sunlight.
- Dimensions: 254 × 173 cm (100 x 68 in / 8'4" x 5'8" ft)
- Origin: Afghanistan
42-49 business days
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Just provide us with a sample photo of your desired rug, and choose the color, quality, and size. We will Knott it within or less than three months.
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