Afghan Kazak rug made with hand-carded wool. Features a central geometric medallion on a beige background with tribal motifs in blue, red, and cream. An authentic piece with 100,000-150,000 knots/sqm.
An Afghan Kazak rug made of hand-carded wool, featuring a vibrant geometric design with sky blue, cream, and pink colors. Ideal for adding a traditional and authentic touch.
This sumptuous Pakistani rug enchants with its rich palette of deep blue, terracotta, and forest green, hand-knotted from pure virgin wool for enduring elegance. Its exotic origin and impeccable finish make it a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship.
This exquisite Pakistani rug masterfully blends rich teal and warm terracotta tones, featuring an intricate traditional pattern that adds depth and character. Crafted with premium fibers, it promises lasting beauty and a touch of global sophistication for any discerning home.
Its petrol blue and antique gold colors, combined with exquisite Pakistani wool, create an atmosphere of luxury and sophistication. A piece of art celebrating the craftsmanship and cultural richness of its country of origin.
Discover a captivating blend of teal and muted gold in this exquisite rug from Pakistan, offering a luxurious touch with its unique distressed charm. Its rich hues and fine artistry promise to transform any space into a sanctuary of style and comfort.
This sumptuous Pakistani rug boasts captivating turquoise and gold hues dancing in an intricate design, crafted from premium wool for a touch of authentic luxury. Its rich color palette and noble material make it a focal point of refined elegance for any room.
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