Introducing the exquisite Afghani rug with a splendid Pazyryk design, we proudly present a dazzling tribal masterpiece. This rug's background showcases a captivating shade of teal, beautifully complemented by a brick border. The main color, teal, adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to the overall design. Crafted with the utmost care, this rug features a new condition, ensuring its impeccable quality.

The rug's origin lies in Afghanistan, specifically from the ethnic Turkmen weavers, primarily hailing from the Esari Subtribe. The wool used in this rug originates from sheep in the Ghazni Province of Southeast Afghanistan, where the mountainous terrain creates ideal conditions for longer staple, oily, and superior-quality carpet wool. The Ghazni wool is then transported to the western side of Afghanistan, near Herat, where it undergoes the meticulous process of hand carding and hand spinning, transforming it into exquisite carpet yarn.

The weaving of this rug takes place in the weavers' own homes, contributing to the cottage industry style of production. With an asymmetrical "Persian" knot type and a cotton warp and weft (all wool pile), this rug showcases the expertise and dedication of the talented weavers.

To ensure utmost durability, this rug is double wefted and features a heavily packed depressed warp weaving technique. Such craftsmanship results in a handwoven carpet that withstands the test of time. For centuries, all-natural dye stuffs have been used, unveiling a rich tapestry of colors that celebrate tradition and authenticity.

This magnificent rug predominantly originates from the Karam Kul district of Andkhoi, renowned for its skilled weavers capable of achieving higher knot counts. The yarn used in this rug is hand spun with a single ply, employing the pern knot technique. With an impressive knots per square inch (KPSI) of 104, this rug boasts an astounding 773,161 individually hand-tied knots.

Experience the allure of this Afghani Pazyryk rug, a treasured masterpiece that embodies the rich weaving traditions and meticulous craftsmanship of Afghanistan's renowned Turkmen weavers.