5×6 Cream Four Season Rug – Ayna
Immerse yourself in the elegance of the 5×6 cream Four Season rug, a stunning embodiment of Afghan craftsmanship and Persian influence. This exquisite piece, named Ayna, measures 149cm x 195cm (4ft 10in x 6ft 5in), and features a sophisticated design inspired by the Persian Bakhtiari tradition. Hand-knotted in the renowned weaving region of Maymana, Afghanistan, this rug is a true work of art.
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Key Features
- Authentic Craftsmanship: Hand-knotted by skilled artisans in Maymana, Afghanistan, ensuring each rug is a unique piece of art.
- Premium Materials: Made from Ghazni handspun wool pile on a cotton foundation, providing exceptional softness and durability.
- Intricate Design: Features the Four Seasons design, inspired by Persian Bakhtiari patterns, with repetitive rectangles each showcasing a unique Persian symbol.
- Generous Size: Measuring 149cm x 195cm (4ft 10in x 6ft 5in), this rug is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to smaller living areas, dining rooms, or bedrooms.
- Knot Count: With a knot count of 82, this rug boasts a dense, resilient weave that enhances its durability and intricate detail.
Quality
The Ayna rug stands out for its exceptional quality. Crafted from Ghazni handspun wool, known for its durability and luxurious feel, this rug offers both comfort and longevity. The cotton foundation adds to its strength, ensuring that it maintains its beauty and integrity over time. The meticulous hand-knotting process results in a dense weave that can withstand the test of time, making it a valuable addition to any home.
Origin
This exquisite rug originates from Maymana, Afghanistan, a region celebrated for its rich tradition of rug-making. The Four Seasons design, based on Persian Bakhtiari patterns, reflects a deep cultural heritage, with each rectangle showcasing a unique Persian symbol. By owning this rug, you are bringing a piece of Afghan and Persian artistry into your home, supporting the continuation of traditional craftsmanship and contributing to the livelihoods of local artisans.
