Afghan Belgic

Afghan BelgicDescription pending

Beautiful rugs that mirror the traditional bordered Bidjar style of rug with a mohi (fish) medallion in the center

Once the rug is allowed to dry the wool shrinks and tightens the knots causing the rug to be extremely dense and durable

Kazak rugs adorned the walls and floors of palaces and were placed at the foot of kings

rich and hardy

which means 'to spread roughly'

hand-knotted Malayer rugs can be found in a wide variety of traditional carpet patterns

Since the 15th century

diamonds and crosses as well as representations of animals

These rugs are perfect for high traffic areas such as corridors

Afghan Beshir rugs are hand knotted and emphasize geometric patterns in their designs

Heris (Heriz)

all Khal Mohammadi rugs share the same basic weave