8×10 Dark Navy Mamluk Rug – A Masterpiece from Maymana, Afghanistan
Immerse yourself in the elegance and heritage of the 8×10 Dark Navy Mamluk rug, a true masterpiece from the heart of Maymana, Afghanistan. This luxurious rug, measuring 248cm x 311cm (8ft 2in x 10ft 2in), showcases an exquisite Mamluk design characterized by its intricate geometric medallion patterns. The dark navy background, complemented by cream borders, creates a striking visual contrast that adds sophistication to any space.
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Key Features
- Authentic Craftsmanship: Hand-knotted by skilled artisans in Maymana, Afghanistan, ensuring each rug is a unique work of art.
- Premium Materials: Crafted from Ghazni handspun wool pile on a durable cotton foundation, providing exceptional softness and longevity.
- Intricate Design: Features a traditional Mamluk geometric medallion pattern, enriched with dark navy hues and cream borders, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your home.
- Generous Size: Measuring 248cm x 311cm (8ft 2in x 10ft 2in), this rug is ideal for larger living areas, dining rooms, or bedrooms.
- High Knot Count: With a knot count of 82 KPSI, this rug boasts intricate detailing and superior craftsmanship.
Quality
The 8×10 Dark Navy Mamluk rug is distinguished by its exceptional quality. The use of Ghazni handspun wool ensures a plush, luxurious texture while providing remarkable durability. Each rug is meticulously hand-knotted, resulting in a dense, resilient weave that stands the test of time. This dedication to quality ensures your rug will maintain its beauty and integrity for years to come.
Origin
This exquisite rug originates from Maymana, Afghanistan, a region renowned for its rich history of rug-making. The Mamluk design is a hallmark of Afghan heritage, characterized by its intricate geometric medallion patterns and harmonious color combinations. By acquiring this rug, you are bringing a piece of Afghan culture and artistry into your home, supporting the continuation of traditional craftsmanship and contributing to the livelihoods of local artisans.
