Afghan Biljik Rug vintage decor The Nomadic people of Afghanistan

The Nomadic people of Afghanistan weave Shepherd's rugs

flat-woven with no pile

That tension is what makes Kohi sit differently to every other Afghan rug on the market

This is considered one of the most technically demanding weaving techniques in the world

often hung at the entrance of a Turkmen tent or dwelling

Afghan Biljik Rug vintage decor The Nomadic people of AfghanistanBiljik rugs are hand knotted in Andkhoy, northern Afghanistan, by Turkmen weavers carrying a tradition that stretches back centuries. They are considered among the finest quality rugs produced in Afghanistan, and the wool is the reason why. The pile has a natural silkiness and sheen that catches light at every angle. It is soft underfoot, holds dye exceptionally well, and keeps its lustre over years of use. The deep reds and blues these rugs are known