Mah-i Sorkh, Maimana Kilim - 123 × 80 cm (4'0" x 2'7")

The Maimana kilim hand-spun wool rug is a unique piece that combines vibrant design with meticulous craftsmanship. Mah-i Sorkh, which means the red moon in Dari, is a stunning representation of traditional Afghan weaving techniques, showcasing the artistry that Maimana, Afghanistan is known for. This kilim features a striking contrast of colors, bright on one side while earthy and pastel on the other. Made from hand-spun wool, every rug is woven flat on our looms in Maimana, resulting in a soft texture and rich visual appeal.

• Constructed from hand-spun wool, dyed using natural plant dyes.
• Washing and sun-drying processes ensure the softness and quality of the rug.
• Each piece is unique; this rug is one of one and will not be restocked.

Creating one of these exquisite rugs takes between two to four months, and they are crafted with the utmost attention to detail. The soft bands of color, known as abrash, are an integral part of the weave, representing the traditional methods used for dyeing wool with natural roots and barks in small batches. Once a Maimana kilim hand-spun wool rug is sold, the listing remains online marked as sold, underscoring its unique nature and the collector’s appeal.

This rug has been expertly woven, then washed, sun-dried, and finished in Pakistan before being shipped to you, ensuring a high standard of quality. The structure of this kilim includes a wool warp and weft with no pile, making it approximately 3 to 5 mm thick, adding to its durability while enhancing both form and function in your home decor.