9×12 Sky Blue Ersari Tribal Rug – Hand-Knotted Afghan Rug
Introduce refined tribal elegance into your home with this 9×12 sky blue Ersari tribal rug, a rare hand-knotted masterpiece woven by skilled artisans in northern Afghanistan. The serene sky-blue field is beautifully balanced by traditional geometric Ersari motifs, creating a design that feels both timeless and distinctive. Its generous proportions make it an ideal statement piece for living rooms, dining areas, or spacious interiors where craftsmanship and character are appreciated.
Key Features
- Size: Approximately 8 ft 10 in x 12 ft 3 in (270 cm x 373 cm)
- Design: Traditional Ersari tribal design with classic geometric pattern motifs
- Color: Elegant sky blue field with harmonious tribal accents
- Material: Handspun Ghazni wool pile on a durable cotton foundation
- Manufacturing: Individually hand-knotted by Afghan artisans
- Origin: Maymana, Afghanistan
Quality
This rug is woven using Ghazni handspun wool, a prized Afghan wool known for its strength, soft texture, and natural luster. The wool is carefully hand-spun, preserving the fiber’s natural character and durability. With a density of approximately 82 knots per square inch (KPSI), the rug offers a balanced structure that highlights the clarity of the geometric pattern while ensuring long-term resilience. The cotton foundation provides structural stability, allowing the rug to maintain its shape and integrity even in active living spaces. Over time, the wool develops a beautiful patina that enhances its character and depth.
Origin & Tradition
Hand-knotted in Maymana, Afghanistan, a region renowned for its rich weaving heritage, this rug reflects the artistry of the Ersari weaving tradition. For generations, Afghan weavers have preserved the distinctive geometric motifs that define Ersari designs. Each knot is tied by hand using techniques passed down through families, making every rug a continuation of a centuries-old craft. Owning an authentic Afghan Ersari rug is not simply adding décor to your home—it is welcoming a piece of cultural heritage and enduring craftsmanship.
