Shamsher Gul 6×7 Powder Blue Oriental Rug – A Persian Transitional Masterpiece
Introduce an aura of elegance and timeless beauty to your home with the Shamsher Gul 6×7 powder blue oriental rug. This exquisite piece, measuring 174cm x 229cm (5ft 9in x 7ft 6in), showcases the exceptional artistry of Afghan craftsmanship. The Persian transitional design features intricate floral motifs depicting plants and cypress trees, woven in traditional oriental symbols that tell a story of heritage and culture.
Key Features
- Authentic Craftsmanship: Hand-knotted in Ghazni, Afghanistan, by skilled artisans, each Shamsher Gul rug is a unique masterpiece.
- Premium Materials: Crafted from Ghzani handspun wool with a cotton foundation, ensuring a soft yet durable texture.
- Intricate Design: Boasts a Persian transitional design with floral motifs, capturing the essence of nature with plants and cypress trees in traditional oriental symbols.
- Generous Size: Measuring 174cm x 229cm (5ft 9in x 7ft 6in), this rug is perfect for enhancing the aesthetic of living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas.
- Rich Color Palette: The powder blue color adds a touch of serenity and sophistication to any space.
- Knot Count: Featuring a fine 133 knots per square inch (KPSI), ensuring intricate detailing and superior quality.
Quality
The Shamsher Gul rug exemplifies superior quality with its Ghzani handspun wool and meticulous hand-knotting process. The high knot count of 133 KPSI ensures each rug is densely woven, resulting in a luxurious feel and long-lasting durability. This rug is not just a decoration; it’s an investment in art and craftsmanship that will grace your home for generations.
Origin
Originating from Ghazni, Afghanistan, the Shamsher Gul rug is a testament to the region’s rich tradition of rug-making. The Persian transitional design, combined with the expert skills of local artisans, creates a piece that embodies the cultural heritage and artistic excellence of Afghan rugs. By bringing this rug into your home, you support the continuation of these age-old crafts and the artisans who keep this heritage alive.
