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200 x 125cm Red Khoja Roshnai Hand Knotted – Wool Rug

Original price was: R11 800,00.Current price is: R6 200,00.

Authentic hand-knotted rug, crafted with timeless Persian artistry. A luxurious statement piece designed to elevate any space.

Size: 200 × 125 cm (2 × 1.25 m)
Area: 2.5 m²
Shape: Rectangular
Construction: Hand-knotted
Material: 100% Welayati natural wool
Knot density: 133 knots per square inch (45 × 45), about 202,500 per m²
Made in: Afghanistan
Origin: Maymana, Afghanistan
Design and pattern: Turkmen Khoja Roshnai – staggered rows of tiny cross motifs, narrow borders
Colours: Burgundy, deep red, ivory and rose pink

1 in stock

Description

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This rug is a product of Maymana, Afghanistan, a region celebrated for its exceptional hand-knotted rug production. The Turkmen Khoja Roshnai design reflects the area’s deep-rooted weaving traditions, bringing a piece of Afghan heritage into your home. Every rug carries the artistry and skill of its makers, ensuring each piece is not just a rug but a work of art.

(In Good Condition, Has Minor Spot On The Fringe. Further Details Can Be seen In The Pictures)

SKU #: CH105 | Available In Stock

Size: 200cm x 125cm

Primary color is Red

Pile Material: 100% Welayati Natural Wool

Made in: Afghanistan

Construction: Hand Knotted

Knot Density : (45×45) 133 KPSI or Approx. 202,500 Knots Per m²

Has fringe.

All of our hand-knotted rugs are professionally washed and treated. All rugs are individually inspected before leaving our warehouse.

Note to Customers:

Carefully measure your space before purchasing to ensure the rug fits your desired area.
Colors may slightly vary due to lighting and monitor settings.

This exquisite hand-knotted rug combines authentic craftsmanship with durable materials. Perfect for collectors and homeowners who appreciate Persian heritage, each piece is an investment in beauty and tradition.

About this rug

Staggered rows of tiny ivory and rose cross-shaped motifs cover the deep burgundy field of this Khoja Roshnai, which gives an even, finely textured surface rather than a single focal point. Several narrow borders with small ivory and pink motifs frame the field, and long pale-gold fringes hang from both ends.