Handwoven by master weavers in Afganistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Handwoven by master weavers in Afganistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Handwoven by master weavers in Afganistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

This rug is hand-woven by master weavers. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Handwoven by master weavers in Afganistan. The wool is actually precious handspun Gazni wool. The wool is bathed in vegetable dyes until natural, beautiful soft tones are achieved. These rugs are the finest of the Uzbek rugs. The transitional style of these rugs works well in both traditional and contemporary environments, adding a distinctive allure and becoming the focal point of your décor.

Woven by skilled Uzbek Afghan weavers. These rugs are knotted using locally handspun wool with vegetable dyes to achieve a beautiful variety of colours and shades. The designs are inspired by Uzbek and Kazak styles. These rugs will work well with traditional, classic, and southwestern decors.