6×9 Yellow Persian Rug – A Masterpiece from Maymana, Afghanistan
Introduce an element of timeless elegance to your home with our exquisite 6×9 yellow Persian rug. Measuring 195cm x 289cm (6ft 5in x 9ft 6in), this luxurious rug is a true testament to the rich craftsmanship of Maymana, Afghanistan. The stunning Persian design features intricate flower motifs forming a captivating medallion, bringing a touch of sophistication and cultural heritage to any space.
Key Features
- Authentic Craftsmanship: Hand-knotted by skilled artisans in Maymana, Afghanistan, ensuring each rug is a unique and exceptional work of art.
- Premium Materials: Crafted with a soft and silky Welayati wool pile on a durable cotton foundation, offering both comfort and longevity.
- Intricate Design: Adorned with traditional Persian flower motifs in a striking medallion pattern, highlighted by a vibrant yellow background with red and ivory accents.
- Generous Size: Measuring 195cm x 289cm (6ft 5in x 9ft 6in), perfect for enhancing larger living areas, dining rooms, or bedrooms.
- Knot Count: Featuring 116 knots per square inch (KPSI), this rug showcases the intricate detailing and superior craftsmanship of Afghan weavers.
Quality
The 6×9 yellow Persian rug stands out for its superior quality. Made with soft and silky Welayati wool, the pile provides a plush, luxurious texture, while the cotton foundation ensures durability and strength. The meticulous hand-knotting process, resulting in a high knot count of 116 KPSI, guarantees a dense, resilient weave that can withstand the test of time, maintaining its beauty and integrity for years to come.
Origin
This exquisite rug hails from Maymana, Afghanistan, a region renowned for its exceptional rug-making traditions. The Persian design, characterized by intricate flower motifs and a striking medallion, reflects the rich cultural heritage and artistry of Afghan weavers. By owning this rug, you are not only enhancing your home with a luxurious piece but also supporting the preservation of traditional craftsmanship and the livelihoods of local artisans.
