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Certified Handmade Afghan Hall Runner 344x82cm
This Hand Knotted Afghan Chobi Hall Runner Features A Deep Midnight-Navy Field That Creates A Dramatic And Elegant Backdrop For The Classic Tree Of Life Design. The Central Ivory Tree Rises Beautifully Through The Composition, Surrounded By Finely Detailed Birds And Floral Motifs In Warm Burnt Orange, Rust Red, Soft Crimson And Antique Mustard Gold. Subtle Sage And Teal Green Accents Add Freshness And Depth, Balancing The Darker Navy Ground With Softer Natural Tones. The Combination Of Jewel-Like Colours And Earthy Highlights Gives The Runner A Timeless, Decorative Presence While Maintaining The Refined Character And Traditional Charm That Afghan Chobi Rugs Are Known For.
Decorative Pictorial Garden Of Paradise Design.
It Also Would Have Taken A Weaver Around 4 Months To Finish Weaving This Piece.
Hand Knotted In Afghanistan.
Size: 344 x 82 cm
Gallery Replacement Value: $5490
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Due to the handmade, vintage, and unique nature of many rugs, slight variations, wear, abrash, or irregularities may be present and are considered part of the rug’s character.
