Pacific Afghan Silk 2318 Burgundy Burgundy Traditional Hand Knotted Rug 9x13 named after the French town

named after the French town of Aubusson on the banks of the Creuse River

which impart a lustrous and harmonious appearance to the rugs

Savonnerie rugs were typically produced in large sizes to fit grand interiors

often showcasing a rich mix of colors that include deep reds

these rugs add a touch of sophistication and cultural heritage to any space

Pacific Afghan Silk 2318 Burgundy Burgundy Traditional Hand Knotted Rug 9x13 named after the French townAfghani rugs are often made using the asymmetrical (double) knot and are usually woven by Afghans of Turkoman ethnic origin. The weave results in very tight knotting and dense, shorter pile than the Pakistani Bokhara. The Afghan generally have wool bases, although they are available in cotton and silk bases also. Afghan Bokharas are known for their high quality, clarity and attractiveness of design, and extreme durability.