Gray Khorjin Rug | 173cm x 255cm (5ft 8in x 8ft 4in)

6×8 Gray Khorjin Rug — Hand-Knotted in Ghazni A quietly striking 6×8 gray Khorjin rug, hand-knotted in Ghazni, Afghanistan. Horizontal bands carry simple geometric tribal motifs that read like lines of poetry—subtle, rhythmic, and timeless. Sized at 173 cm × 255 cm (5′ 8″ × 8′ 4″), it brings refined character to a room without raising its voice. Video of the rug Key Features Design: Khorjin stripes with individually varied geometric symbols for a layered, collected look. Palette: Deep, dark gray—versatile, modern, and easy to style. Weave: Hand-knotted, with a crisp 82 KPSI that sharpens every motif. Exact Size: 173 cm × 255 cm (5′ 8 1/8″ × 8′ 4 3/8″). Quality The surface is a Ghazni handspun wool pile—lofty, lanolin-rich fibers that age gracefully—anchored by a steady cotton foundation. At 82 KPSI, the knot density delivers crisp pattern definition and long-term resilience under everyday use. The handspun character gives the gray a natural, living depth, shifting softly with the light. Origin & Craftsmanship Woven in the highlands around Ghazni, Afghanistan, this rug follows the Khorjin (saddlebag) tradition: horizontal stripes echo nomadic textiles, while each symbol—kept intentionally simple—carries a nod to tribal storytelling. Every inch is hand-knotted by artisans who inherit and refine these methods across generations, balancing disciplined structure with human spontaneity so no two pieces are ever quite the same.