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El dokuma Afgan halı petrol mavisi bitkisel desen 104x154 cm
El dokuma Afgan halı petrol mavisi bitkisel desen 104x154 cm
El dokuma Afgan halı petrol mavisi bitkisel desen 104x154 cm
El dokuma Afgan halı petrol mavisi bitkisel desen 104x154 cm
El dokuma Afgan halı petrol mavisi bitkisel desen 104x154 cm

Afghan Chobi Ziegler Handwoven Rug, One-Piece, with Vase and Palmette Pattern, Petrol Blue

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A Single-Piece Weaving of a Botanical Story Rising from a Vase

A one-of-a-kind rug woven in workshops in northern Afghanistan using the asymmetrical Persian knot, reinterpreting the Chobi Ziegler tradition through a vase-and-palmette composition. Dyed with natural plant-based colors obtained from sources such as walnut husks, pomegranate rind, and indigo; it has developed a soft patina that absorbs the light after undergoing a natural washing process.

Technical Specifications

  • Origin: Afghanistan (Mazar-i-Sharif region)
  • Design heritage: Chobi Ziegler vase-and-palmette composition
  • Material: 100% hand-spun Ghazni wool (weft, warp, and pile)
  • Dyeing technique: Plant-based root & bark dyes (indigo, madder root, walnut, pomegranate)
  • Knot type: Asymmetrical Persian (Sine) knot
  • Knot density: ~120,000 / m² (dense weave)
  • Pile height: ~6 mm
  • Weight: ~3,200 g / m²
  • Dimensions: 104 x 154 cm (1.60 m²) – single-piece, numbered original work
  • Washing: Natural (washed) – soft, antique-effect tones

The Story of This Rug

The vase design is a reflection from a modern Afghan workshop of a composition seen in 17th-century Safavid-era Isfahan and Kerman rugs. The vase at the center symbolizes the source of the garden of paradise, while the winding branches spreading upward represent the tree of eternal life. The long fibers of Ghazni wool weave the millennia-old image of natural dyes once again.

Why Choose a One-of-a-Kind Handwoven Afghan Rug

  1. Originality: Only one of these rugs exists; the same knotting rhythm and dye batch can never be repeated.
  2. Durability of plant-based dyes: Unlike synthetic aniline dyes, natural dyes do not fade – they simply soften over time.
  3. Ghazni wool: Long-fiber, lanolin-rich wool from high-altitude sheep, providing natural stain resistance and a silky sheen.
  4. Asymmetrical Persian knot: Finer detail resolution and sharper motif edges compared with the Turkish (Gördes) knot.
  5. Investment value: Genuine handwoven rugs colored with plant-based dyes gain value through generations of use.

Color and Pattern

On a petrol-blue ground, a vase in walnut-husk and ivory tones stands on the central axis, with winding branches and mirrored palmette clusters rising from it. Lotus buds and curling leaves in terracotta, pale green, and amber tones spread toward the edges. Fine Herati rosettes and a chain of leaves in the border frame the entire composition.

Care Recommendations

  • Clean with a vacuum cleaner on a low setting using a brushless vacuum head.
  • Blot stains immediately with a white cotton cloth; do not rub.
  • Rotate 180° every 6 months so sunlight and foot traffic are distributed evenly.
  • Leave wet cleaning to a rug specialist experienced with plant-based dyes.

Afghan Chobi Ziegler rugs are not "manufactured"; they are "woven." This piece is no exception: it is sold only once, and an identical one will never be found in another home.

Protect Your Rug’s Elegance
A careful care routine should be adopted to preserve the original splendor and silky texture of Carpetdocia’s handwoven, natural-fiber creations—pieces that add value to your living space—for generations to come.

Immediate Action and Liquid Spills
When a liquid is spilled, timing is the most critical factor. Using a clean, slightly damp cloth, remove the liquid from the surface by gently blotting only—never rub. Always work in the direction of the rug’s pile (the natural direction in which the fibers lie). Rubbing can damage the structure of delicate fibers such as TENCEL™ and viscose. If in doubt, stop immediately.

Routine Care and Light Balance
For your weekly cleaning routine, always use vacuum cleaners with low suction power. High-powered upright vacuums and stiff brushes can damage the natural structure of handwoven yarns. To balance the natural fibers’ reaction to light and prevent uneven color changes (fading), we recommend changing the direction of your rug every 2 to 6 months.

Expert Care (Professional Cleaning)
Delicate materials such as handwoven fibers, TENCEL™, viscose, and New Zealand wool should not come into contact with household chemical cleaners. These products can irreversibly damage the rug’s silky sheen and structural integrity. For deep cleaning, seek assistance only from professional rug-care centers specializing in natural fibers.

Washing Instructions
The delicate pieces in the Carpetdocia collections are not suitable for machine washing due to their construction. (Only specific models clearly marked “Washable” in their names may be washed in household machines using a low-temperature, delicate cycle.)

 

Our Uncompromising Quality and Ethical Vision The Carpetdocia vision requires us to uphold the highest standards not only in aesthetic excellence and design, but also in ethical values, human health, and respect for nature. Every handwoven piece in our collections proves its quality and unwavering commitment to sustainability through the world’s most prestigious international certifications:

TENCEL™ Breathable botanical fibers derived from nature and produced using an environmentally responsible closed-loop system. Their silky touch adds organic elegance and unparalleled softness to your living spaces.

Wools of New Zealand™ A mark of excellence guaranteeing the traceability of the world’s finest wool fibers, sourced from New Zealand’s pristine natural environment. It confirms that only the highest-quality wool, produced through processes that uphold the highest standards of animal welfare and environmental responsibility, is used.

OEKO-TEX® Assurance One of the textile industry’s strictest and most independent standards, confirming that our textiles contain no chemicals or harmful substances hazardous to human health, ensuring absolute safety in your living spaces.

Sedex® Ethical Trade Global recognition of our deep respect for people and craftsmanship at every stage of our supply chain. It documents our unwavering commitment to responsible production and transparent trade principles.

These international certifications are the strongest guarantee that every rug bearing the Carpetdocia signature is not merely a timeless decorative piece, but also a reflection of our respect for your home, your health, and our shared future.

Carpetdocıa

Carpetdocia was founded to bring Anatolia’s centuries-old carpet heritage together with the aesthetic sensibility of modern living. Focusing on craftsmanship, natural materials, and timeless designs, our brand treats every carpet not merely as a decorative product, but as a work of art with a story to tell. Inspired by tradition yet reflecting today’s luxury, Carpetdocia adds character to spaces and soul to floors.

From Masterful Hands to Art

Each knot comes to life through the craftsmanship of skilled hands that carry centuries-old weaving traditions into the present day. With carefully selected materials and meticulous workmanship, Carpetdocia offers not just a rug, but a work of art that adds meaning to your living spaces.

The Signature of Your Living Space

Carpetdocia rugs reflect your lifestyle at every stage, from design to installation. Each piece is designed to give your space a unique character, preserving its value for many years with timeless aesthetics.