AFGHAN KANDAHAR 137X217 these rugs have enticing variations

these rugs have enticing variations in colour that give each one its own unique character

Hand-woven using authentic ikat techniques

Kilims or flatweaves are one of the earliest forms textile and rugs made by the process of interweaving of horizontal strands of weft yarns across the vertical warp to produce a flat surface with no pile

The geometric and organic motifs characteristic of tribal design create visual interest while maintaining sophisticated restraint

Woven with exceptionally thick

AFGHAN KANDAHAR 137X217 these rugs have enticing variationsKandahar rugs utilize robust Afghan wool, prized for density and longevity. Geometric motifs are rendered in softened earth tones sand, camel, muted madder and washed indigo. Subtle abrash enhances tonal movement across the field. Their restraint and structural integrity appeal strongly to collectors favoring tonal sophistication.