One-of-a-kind

KunduzHand KnottedRug

Brown / Orange300 x 410 cm

Kunduz rugs trace their roots to northern Afghanistan, a area famed for its deep-seated weaving traditions and distinct design heritage. Named after the historic city of Kunduz, these rugs have long been crafted by skilled regional artisans whose techniques have been handed down through generations.

The hand-knotted construction used in Kunduz rugs represents one of the oldest textile arts in the world. Tying each knot by hand around the foundation threads creates a sturdy, resilient structure that gives the rug its long-term stability and fine surface finish.

Visually, Kunduz rugs are celebrated for their structured fields and defined borders. They often feature repeating geometric or floral motifs framed by wide, rich borders in deep reds, navy blues, and warm cream tones, producing a harmonious geometric balance.

Acquiring a traditional Kunduz rug means bringing a genuine artifact of Afghan craft into your home. Prized for their character and enduring quality, these rugs remain sought-after pieces that gain character over time.

Hand knotted by skilled weavers in Afghanistan, every single knot in this piece was tied individually by hand. This painstaking construction process gives the rug its exceptional durability and structural integrity.

Weighing 36.9 kg across its expansive dimensions, the sheer volume of wool used reflects the incredible density and labor required to complete it. Hundreds of hours of focused handiwork go into creating a rug of this scale.

This dedicated human effort creates a strong, long-lasting floor covering designed to handle decades of daily use while retaining its detailed pattern and firm pile structure.