Hand-knotted by weavers in northern Afghanistan, this Royal Bokhara features a dense geometric field in rich red with ivory and blue accents. Crafted from fine Belgian wool, it measures 11’ 4” × 8’ 3” with 169 knots per square inch—reflecting the refined Shotori Bagmal designs of Mazar-e-Sharif.
Key Features for Timeless Elegance:
- Iconic Tribal Motifs: Dense geometry and traditional forms that bring quiet authority to a room.
- Natural Wool Character: Fine Belgian wool that ages gracefully and develops a soft patina.
- Supple Durability: Low-pile texture suited for everyday use and lasting presence.
Care: Vacuum gently on a regular basis. Spot-clean with mild soap and water. Professional cleaning recommended for a deeper refresh.
Why This Heirloom? The dense red field and refined geometry make it a strong centerpiece for a formal living room, library, or dining space at 11’ 4” × 8’ 3”, adding depth and quiet luxury that anchors the room.
Specifications
11’ 4” × 8’ 3”
169 knots per square inch
New · Excellent condition
Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan