Top Afghan artisans maintain traditional weaving practices to create this handicraft at a workshop in Afghanistan. Aala Makhmal rugs honor the Afghan village weaving tradition, which safeguards traditional cultural designs through their artisanal techniques. The production of every rug respects fair craft labor standards and promotes local wool production while maintaining traditional Afghan weaving heritage.
•Materials
The rug features pure wool materials, which provide durability while maintaining a velvet-like texture on its surface. The use of eco-friendly natural dyes creates lasting, vibrant colors in the rugs that will persist for numerous years. Its 50 x 50-knot count achieves both aesthetic appeal and durability for dynamic spaces.
•Design
The Aala Makhmal design contains vertical tribal panels with strong red and black animal motifs within golden latticework perimeter borders and multicolored outer designs. This rug combines reliable geometric organization with decorative botanical patterns into a powerful design that appeals to people who appreciate classic colors.
•Craftsmanship
The artisan's deep dedication results in each Aala Makhmal rug being weaved meticulously by hand. Artisans need several weeks to construct one rug at a time. The rug showcases intensive craftsmanship through its dense fabric structure alongside seamless color changes and balanced design elements, which demonstrate mastery of inherited traditions.
•Heritage
The rug name Aala Makhmal translates to "noble velvet" while it celebrates both the luxurious feel and eye-catching character of traditional Afghan highland textiles. The rug design incorporates tribal symbolism and animal representations to symbolize protection and vigor. The rug serves as a dominant cultural artifact shaped by both knowledge and historical narratives.
Bring powerful colors and centuries of Afghan artistry to your home—experience the essence of Aala Makhmal.
