The weavers of Afghanistan manually crafted this rug in territories that have supported textile creation for many generations. Through traditional crafting methods, which have been preserved from generation to generation, Afghan artisans embed their cultural heritage into their work. Each rug becomes a statement of genuine Afghan heritage because it reflects the authentic Afghan spirit throughout its entire creation process.
•Materials
The woolen composition of the Marinos rug contains exclusively high-quality wool material that delivers both a soft touch experience and ample heat-retaining benefits. The natural pigments used for dying the fibers result in cheerful colors that maintain their brilliance through time. The rug's practical design for everyday use becomes enhanced through the dense 50x50 knot structure which delivers greater durability.
•Design
In the Anar Gul pattern the rug depicts a stylized pomegranate flower that represents both life and fertility according to Afghan cultural traditions. A classic motif with geometric patterns appears on a blue foundation while crimson lines form its border. Traditional elements meet dynamic colors to become an eye-catching focal point which enhances any interior.
•Craftsmanship
Expert Afghan weavers use traditional hand-knotting methods to create each rug from start to finish. One single rug demands weeks of continuous work, which requires exact precision for every knot placed. The large number of knots and complex patterns show the dedication of generations of expert weavers.
•Heritage
The Marinos Anar Gul Rug represents the artistic essence of Afghan weaving, which carries forward an ancient weaving tradition with deep symbolism and historical significance. The creation process turns each rug into an enduring symbol that represents both the cultural roots of the weavers and their community heritage.
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