Afghan Super Kazakh Runner persian-textiles woven primarily by Kurdish people

woven primarily by Kurdish people whose artistic sensibility and culture run deep in the region

Origin: Mazar-e-Sharif

hand-knotted using the Persian asymmetric knot on a cotton foundation

The construction is 100% wool throughout

The reputation built then has never left

Afghan Super Kazakh Runner persian-textiles woven primarily by Kurdish peopleThe Kazakh weaving tradition has its roots in the Caucasus mountains, carried across borders and centuries by weavers who settled in Afghanistan and never put the craft down. This rug is hand knotted in northern Afghanistan by artisans working within that lineage, using techniques passed down through generations. The Super Kazakh is a step above the standard Kazakh in knot density. More knots per square inch means the bold geometric designs, the large