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238 x 172cm Hand Knotted Beljik Chobi Belgian Wool Rug

Original price was: R25 500,00.Current price is: R14 500,00.

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

Size: 238 × 172 cm (2.38 × 1.72 m)
Area: 4.09 m²
Shape: Rectangular
Construction: Hand-knotted
Material: 100% natural Belgian wool
Dyes: Natural vegetable dyes
Made in: Afghanistan
Design and pattern: Chobi – mirrored all-over scrolling leaves and palmettes on honey beige, burgundy border
Colours: Honey beige, burgundy, plum brown, grey-green and ivory

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Description

Product Details :

An Afghan Chobi hand-knotted rug is a traditional, high-quality wool rug known for its intricate floral and geometric designs. Using natural vegetable dyes, these rugs feature rich, warm colors that age beautifully. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, each rug is durable and adds timeless elegance to any space.

SKU #: CH5988 | Available In Stock

Size : 238 x 172cm

Primary color is Beige | 100% Natural Vegetable Dyes

Pile Material: 100% Natural High Quality Belgian Wool

Region : Afghanistan

Construction: Hand Knotted

Has fringe.

Condition : Brand New

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

Honey beige fills the field of this Beljik chobi, and deep burgundy is kept for the border. Curling sickle leaves, palmettes and small rosettes in burgundy, plum-brown and grey-green spread across the field in a mirrored all-over layout around a small central flower. In the border, ivory and beige palmettes alternate with large scrolling leaves, framed by narrow straw-coloured stripes, and a short fringe finishes the ends.