Handwoven Afghan Patterned Wool Burgundy Khamyap Rug

Hand-Woven Afghan Pattern Wool Burgundy Khamyap Rug, offers the admired Afghan Turkmen patterns, which have fascinated people worldwide for centuries, as an accessible option for those who want both a hand-woven and authentic rug.

01Choosing the size

This special weaving from the Khamyap collection creates a strong impact in large spaces with its size of 295 x 400 cm. Repeating cloud motifs worked in dark tones leaning towards navy on a burgundy background create an almost endless flow of patterns on the rug's surface.

02Which tone on the ground

The red tones deepening with light add a warm, characterful, and noble atmosphere to the space. The symmetrical arrangement of the patterns and the rhythmic transitions in the borders offer a timeless look that brings traditional Turkmen aesthetics into modern living spaces. Hand-Woven Afghan Pattern Wool Burgundy Khamyap Rug, Among Afghan Turkmen weavings, it stands out with its handmade craftsmanship and economical structure, belongs to the mid-segment in terms of knot density, and has a deep-rooted production tradition following Hoca, Bilecik, and Kunduz weavings.

03At the loom in in Afghanistan

Each motif, woven from the mind mostly by Turkmen tribes in Afghanistan, makes every rug unique with small differences. The strong combination of burgundy and navy provides a natural harmony with wooden tones while creating a striking contrast in gray, silver, and light-colored decorations.

04What the yarn is

This rug, made entirely of wool yarn on the surface, has a cotton-heavy structure in its core and contains 5–10% recycled synthetic yarn to support durability. Thus, it offers both a long-lasting and sturdy usage experience. It is mostly produced in Afghanistan by Turkmen tribes using a completely hand-weaving technique. Thanks to its characteristic burgundy and navy tones, it creates a strong harmony with wooden, gray, silver, and light-colored decorations. Since each motif is woven from the artisan's mind, every rug carries unique small differences and gains a distinctive identity. The most well-known pattern characters are geometric compositions originating from Bukhara and Herat. It easily finds its place even in classic, modern, authentic, and even minimal decoration styles.