6×9 Maroon & Orange Gabbeh Rug – Hand-Knotted in Afghanistan
This 6×9 maroon & orange Gabbeh rug is a bold expression of Afghan artistry—minimal, powerful, and unmistakably authentic. Hand-knotted in Maymana, Afghanistan, it showcases rich maroon and orange tones layered with blue, green, and brown accents in striking geometric patterns. Sized at approximately 5 ft 10 in x 8 ft 6 in (177 cm x 258 cm), it is perfectly scaled for a living room, office, or bedroom that calls for warmth and character.
Its clean Gabbeh design allows the colors and texture to speak confidently, creating a statement without overwhelming the space. Each piece is entirely handmade, making it truly one of a kind.
Key Features
- Size: 5 ft 10 in x 8 ft 6 in
- Design: Traditional Gabbeh with bold geometric patterns
- Color Palette: Maroon and orange base with blue, green, and brown accents
- Material: Ghazni hand-spun wool pile on durable cotton foundation
- Construction: Completely hand-knotted
- Knot Density: Approximately 82 knots per square inch (KPSI)
- Origin: Maymana, Afghanistan
Quality
Crafted from premium Ghazni hand-spun wool, this rug offers a dense yet supple pile known for its strength and natural sheen. Ghazni wool is prized for its long fibers and durability, allowing the rug to maintain its texture and color depth for decades. With a knot count of approximately 82 KPSI, the weave provides excellent structure while preserving the authentic character of traditional Gabbeh rugs.
The cotton foundation reinforces stability and shape retention, making this rug suitable for high-traffic areas without compromising elegance. This is heirloom-level craftsmanship designed to age beautifully.
Origin & Tradition
Woven in Maymana, Afghanistan, a region respected for its strong weaving heritage, this rug reflects generations of craftsmanship. Gabbeh rugs are celebrated for their expressive simplicity and tribal storytelling through geometric forms and bold color fields. Each knot is tied by hand, preserving a tradition that values patience, artistry, and authenticity over mass production.
Owning this piece means bringing home more than décor—it is a direct connection to Afghan weaving culture, created by skilled artisans who continue a legacy passed down through centuries.
