
A central floral medallion in cream and blue sits on a deep red field, ringed by scrolling vines and a scalloped cream border. It is a bold tribal design and a red round Khurjeen rug with a warm, natural palette.
Natural vegetable dyes and hand-spun Ghazni wool give this Khurjeen rug its saturated color and crisp geometric patterning. The hand-spun wool takes natural dye unevenly in the best way, so the whole design, including the central floral medallion on a deep red field, shows subtle, lively variation in color. The short pile keeps it practical for living rooms, dining rooms, and entryways.
Tribal families of the borderlands between Afghanistan and Pakistan have long woven for their own homes, and the Khurjeen style carries that hand-made, everyday-use spirit into a rug made to be lived on. The patterns were never drawn on paper, which is why no two Khurjeen rugs are exactly alike.
The central medallion echoes the gul, the emblem tribal weavers used to identify a family or clan. Around it, repeated small motifs such as stepped diamonds are often read as symbols of protection for the home.
Elegant in its simplicity, this geometric wool round rug brings the heritage of Khurjeen weaving to the floor. Use it as a large round rug under a dining table that seats eight, in a grand foyer, or as a living room rug for a big seating group. Its geometric patterns and soft natural color add a tribal note to traditional, modern, and rustic rooms alike.
