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Certified Hand Knotted Afghan Hall Runner 380x81cm
Handmade tribal Afghan Mazar Sharif Roshnai hall runner, a true gem for your home. What makes this runner even more special is that we have it available in a matching pair, allowing you to create a harmonious look in your space. Crafted with utmost care, the runner features a lamb's wool pile skilfully woven onto a cotton base. The color palette is a captivating combination of deep burgundy/maroon red, beige, black, green, and orange tones, achieved through traditional dyeing methods. This runner is particularly suited for wooden floorboards, adding a touch of elegance to your hallway. The design showcases a stunning camel foot Bukhara pattern, also known as Muri Gul, adding a unique charm to the piece. The level of craftsmanship is remarkable, with two weavers dedicating 4-6 months to complete this masterpiece. Hand-woven in Afghanistan, this hall runner measures 380 x 81 cm and holds a gallery replacement value of $5,500.
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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.
