Description

Afghan Turkaman Weave Hall Runner Origin: Mazar Sharif Area, Afghanistan Date: Circa 2017 Size: 286 x 83 cm Design Inspiration: 15th Century Mamluk

This Afghan Turkaman weave hall runner, crafted in 2017 in the Mazar Sharif area of Afghanistan, draws significant inspiration from the opulent 15th-century Mamluk designs. Measuring 286 x 83 cm, this runner is an excellent addition to any hallway, offering both aesthetic allure and practical durability.

The runner is hand-knotted using handspun wool and colored with natural vegetable dyes, ensuring that it not only withstands the rigors of daily foot traffic but also maintains its rich and vibrant hues over time. The choice of materials and techniques results in a piece that is both environmentally sustainable and exceptionally sturdy.

The Mamluk-inspired patterns are known for their complex geometric and medallion motifs, which are intricately woven to create a stunning visual impact. This historical design influence, combined with the traditional Turkaman craftsmanship, makes the runner a significant cultural artifact as well as a functional decor element.

Ideal for collectors and those appreciating historical motifs with robust construction, this hall runner is a testament to the enduring beauty and quality of traditional Afghan weaving practices.

RRP $5000