Artists working in Afghanistan's weaving villages used their traditional techniques to make this rug. The rug was handmade by skilled artisans who infused their cultural heritage into its creation. Local communities safeguard longstanding knotting methods to carry forward both their artful heritage and sustainable handicraft production based on cultural traditions.
•Materials
The premium Afghan wool used for the rug provides luxurious softness with excellent structural strength. Organic vegetable dye processes produce a vibrant combination of gold, crimson, and navy hues. High-quality visual aesthetic and durability emerge from this rug due to its 50 x 50 knot density structure.
•Design
The pomegranate bloom design of the Anar Gul pattern presents itself in vertical rows, reflecting an eternal symbol for life, fertility, and abundance throughout history. The pattern designer arranged the golden field elements to enhance the intricate branching florals and balanced the added depth with detailed border elements. This design possesses meaningful symbols while providing an elegant and compact area of bold colors.
•Craftsmanship
For weeks, skilled Afghan artisans created this rug by expertly hand-knitting each fiber individually. The multiple knots come together to achieve both symmetrical patterns and surface smoothness. Its dense construction will maintain its design quality for multiple years. Traditional weaving techniques highlight dedication as well as a disciplinary approach and ancestral pride.
•Heritage
Textile history in Afghanistan features the Anar Gul motif as a symbol that represents both prosperity and spiritual energy. The rug connects two times together by importing designs from ancient history into contemporary residences. Each textile combines wool with traditional weaving practices and spiritual knowledge about ancient artistic traditions.
Celebrate Afghan heritage in golden threads—add this radiant piece to your space today.
