Tapis afghan en laine tribal Veziri tissé à la main (160 × 240 cm)

Description

Veziri rugs take their origin from the Veziri tribe, who live in north-eastern Afghanistan and are engaged largely in animal husbandry. These exceptional rugs are produced through the art of hand-weaving, and each one carries the traces of the tribe’s culture and history.

One of the most striking features of Veziri rugs is the geometric patterning seen so often across their surface. These patterns add an aesthetic richness to the rug while revealing the creative skill of the weaver. The designs generally reflect the cultural and natural motifs of the region.

The wool used in Veziri rugs is carefully selected from local sheep and coloured with natural dyes. The dyes are made from natural substances obtained from plants, roots and insects, which gives the rugs their distinctive and vivid colours. The use of natural materials increases the durability of the rug while also making it environmentally friendly.

Veziri rugs are woven with a knot count ranging between 1200 and 1450 per 100 cm². This high knot density guarantees the quality and long life of the rug. Made entirely by hand, these rugs demand mastery and patience in every single knot. Veziri rugs can be used in any interior, from living rooms to bedrooms. Bringing warmth and character to your home, these special rugs are at the same time part of a cultural heritage.