Afghan rugs are typically made from natural plant or animal fibers, such as silk, wool, cotton, jute, and sisal. … No two rugs can look exactly alike because the natural fiber will always have discrepancies in the coloring.

If you have used or seen Afghan rugs you know that they are amazing. Their pile is low and dense and they last forever.
Besides good quality material, the knot is also important in the rug production process, we use a Turkish knot or Persian knot (depending on what the design calls for). These knots are the most durable on the planet and they show off the traditional dyeing process that produces a naturally lustrous sheen.

Afghan rugs perform well in contract settings like hotel lobbies and conference rooms. This is heirloom quality. This rug can be passed on to your kids, or grandkids if that’s how you want to handle your estate.