Handmade (3'3 x 5'0) Burgundy Fine Afghan Khal Mohammadi Wool Rug

  
Khal Mohammadi rug stands as a testament to the artistry and heritage of Afghan craftsmanship, originating from the picturesque Faryab district in Northern Afghanistan. It was first brought to life by the skilled hands of Mr. Khal Mohammad, a revered maestro in the realm of rug-making, during the vibrant era of the 1970s. These extraordinary rugs are a symphony of colors, each shade carefully orchestrated in intricate geometric patterns, resulting in a visual masterpiece. Predominantly draped in a rich, natural red, sourced from meticulously extracted root dyes, they exude an earthy allure.

Woven exclusively from pure wool, every Khal Mohammadi rug encapsulates centuries-old traditions and the cultural opulence of Afghanistan. Today, the Khal Mohammadi collection boasts an array of captivating patterns and color combinations. Whether you're inclined towards preserving a classic ambiance in your living space or infusing it with a contemporary edge, this collection effortlessly caters to both tastes.

The pile is sumptuously plush, with a subtle sheen that casts varying shades of red when beheld from different angles. Characterized by a fine knot size, ranging between 110-160 knots per square inch, these rugs not only exude opulence but also offer remarkable resilience. Handled with care, a Khal Mohammadi rug can grace spaces for generations to come, a living testament to the enduring artistry of its creators. At YC RUGS, our rug production follows eco-friendly practices that have been passed down through generations. Instead of using machines, we rely on traditional techniques to create our rugs, thereby avoiding the emission of greenhouse gases. Additionally, we prioritize the use of biodegradable wool, and our rugs can be used for decades to minimize landfill waste. Vacuum it regularly using a standard vacuum cleaner at least once every week to maintain the cleanliness of your rug and prevent dirt and dust from accumulating deeply. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight or near a heat source for an extended period. Prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause the vibrant colors of the rug to fade over time. Effectively remove spills and stains with a damp cloth and mild soap by gently blotting the affected area. Avoid rubbing excessively as this can potentially worsen the stain and harm the integrity of the fibers. If stain persists, seek professional cleaning services.

It is crucial to refrain from using harsh chemicals or bleach on your rug, as their abrasive properties can lead to color fading and damage the luminous property of the wool fibers.