Code 8021 Afghan Herati Prayer Rug 143x98cm Hand Knotted

The fine quality praying rug, woven in Herat, an ancient city nestled in the rugged landscape of Afghanistan, is a testament to the rich tapestry of culture and tradition woven into every fiber. Hand-knotted with meticulous care and attention to detail, this rug bears the hallmark of the skilled artisans belonging to the ethnic tribal group known as Kawdani Baluch, whose craftsmanship has been honed over generations.

Woven on a traditional floor loom, this rug embodies the essence of Afghan craftsmanship, blending age-old techniques with contemporary design sensibilities. Each knot is tied by hand, a labor of love that imbues the rug with a sense of authenticity and character.

What sets this praying rug apart is not just its impeccable craftsmanship but also its enchanting design. Drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of the region, the rug features a motif that is both beautiful and deeply meaningful. Its holistic and peaceful design reflects the spiritual essence of prayer, inviting the worshipper to immerse themselves in moments of tranquility and reflection.

Highly valued in international markets and among collectors, this rug is more than just a functional piece—it is a work of art that transcends boundaries and speaks to the soul. Its beauty lies not only in its intricate patterns and vibrant colors but also in the stories and traditions woven into its very fabric.

As a symbol of Afghan craftsmanship and cultural heritage, this praying rug holds a special place in the hearts of those who appreciate fine craftsmanship and timeless design. Whether gracing the floors of a mosque or adorning the walls of a collector’s home, this rug serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of the Kawdani Baluch tribe and their contribution to the world of textile art.