Dark Maroon Mawri Gul Area Rug | 298cm x 383cm (9ft 9in x 12ft 7in)

10×13 Mawri Gul Rug – A Timeless Treasure from Maymana, Afghanistan Elevate your home decor with the exquisite 10×13 Mawri Gul rug, a true testament to the rich tradition of Afghan craftsmanship. Measuring 298cm x 383cm (9ft 9in x 12ft 7in), this luxurious hand-knotted rug features a stunning geometric pattern in dark red/dark maroon with navy accents, bringing a touch of elegance and sophistication to any room. Video of the rug Key Features Authentic Craftsmanship: Hand-knotted in Maymana, Afghanistan, by skilled artisans, ensuring each rug is a unique masterpiece. Premium Materials: Crafted with Welayati Kurk wool pile on a sturdy cotton foundation, providing exceptional softness and durability. Intricate Design: Showcases the renowned Mawri design, also known as Ersari, Tekke, Bokhara, and Khal Mohammadi, with a captivating geometric pattern. Generous Size: Measuring 298cm x 383cm (9ft 9in x 12ft 7in), this rug is perfect for spacious living areas, dining rooms, or master bedrooms. High Knot Count: With a knot count of 133 KPSI, this rug offers a dense, resilient weave that ensures longevity and a refined texture. Low-Light Walkthrough: Rug Color Under Home Lighting Quality The 10×13 Mawri Gul rug is a paragon of quality and luxury. The use of Welayati Kurk wool ensures a plush, velvety texture while the cotton foundation adds durability and strength. Each rug is meticulously hand-knotted, resulting in a dense weave that withstands the test of time. The high knot count of 133 KPSI speaks to the rug’s fine craftsmanship and intricate detailing, making it a valuable addition to any home. Origin Originating from Maymana, Afghanistan, this rug embodies the rich cultural heritage and skilled artistry of the region. The Mawri design, synonymous with Ersari, Tekke, Bokhara, and Khal Mohammadi patterns, is a hallmark of Afghan rug-making traditions. By owning this rug, you are not only enhancing your living space but also supporting Afghan artisans and preserving a centuries-old craft.