Afghan Chobi Rug handwoven the dye depth and the

the dye depth and the precision of the knotting in older Pakistani Bokharas is significantly higher than modern production

Materials: Handspun wool on a cotton base

Style: Unlike most other rugs

Size: 124 x 79 cm | 4'1" x 2'7"

Afghan Chobi Rug handwoven the dye depth and theChobi rugs first emerged in Northern Afghanistan during the 1990s as a more refined expression of the region's long established weaving traditions. The name comes from the Farsi word chob, meaning wood, which reflects the soft, timber toned colour palette these rugs are known for. This rug is hand knotted by Afghan artisans using skill passed down through generations. The wool is hand spun using traditional methods, selected for its softness, quality