Afghani Agcha Gul Navy/Aqua

Description

The Afghan Aqche oriental rug is a type of handmade rug that originates from the Aqcha district in the province of Jawzjan in northern Afghanistan. Aqche rugs are known for their fine quality and intricate designs.
These rugs often feature a traditional "gul" or flower design, which is repeated throughout the rug. They also frequently feature geometric patterns and bold colors such as reds, blues, and yellows. Aqche rugs are typically made using high-quality wool, which is locally sourced from the region's sheep.
Aqche rugs are woven using traditional techniques, which include hand-knotting the wool onto a cotton or wool foundation. The result is a durable rug that can withstand heavy foot traffic and last for generations with proper care.
Today, Afghan Aqche rugs are highly sought after by collectors and rug enthusiasts around the world. They are considered to be some of the finest examples of traditional Afghan rug-making and are valued not only for their beauty but also for their cultural significance. Aqche rugs are an important part of Afghanistan's cultural heritage and represent the country's rich history of rug-making.