One-of-a-kind

KunduzHand KnottedRug

Black / Dark red104 x 158 cm

Kunduz rugs originate from the northern regions of Afghanistan where nomadic weaving traditions have been passed down through generations. These carpets carry the cultural heritage and artistic expression of Persian artisans blending centuries-old tribal patterns with regional dyeing methods.

The construction features a traditional structure where 100% wool is knotted meticulously by hand. This method creates a dense pile that provides both insulation and cushioning ensuring the rug feels as comfortable as it is durable.

Visually Kunduz rugs are known for their deep red fields and repeating geometric medallions often framed by carefully detailed borders. The combination of rich red tones and contrasting dark outlines gives these pieces a striking visual rhythm that anchors traditional and rustic interiors alike.

Collecting a rug from this tradition means acquiring a piece of authentic cultural history. The combination of local materials regional artistry and skilled hand-knotting makes each rug a valued heirloom that tells a story of heritage and enduring craft.

Creating a handmade piece of this calibre requires immense human effort time and precision from master artisans. With 160,000 knots per m2 this 158 x 104 cm rug contains approximately 262,784 individually tied knots a meticulous process that takes skilled weavers months of dedicated daily work to complete.

The construction relies on traditional hand-knotting techniques where every single strand of 100% wool is secured by hand onto the foundation. This careful method ensures exceptional structural integrity giving the rug a tight uniform pile that will stand the test of time.

Weighing 4.9 kg the substantial weight reflects the dense concentration of materials and the uncompromising dedication invested in its creation. Every knot contributes to the overall stability and long-lasting quality of the finished piece.