
In the Tribal design, horizontal bands of small medallions and stripes in red, blue, and orange stack across the circle in a layered, saturated banded design. This red round Khurjeen rug brings rustic, Southwestern-style geometry and a layered natural palette to the floor.
Made from resilient hand-spun Ghazni wool and vegetable dyes, this hand knotted Khurjeen blends tribal heritage with a contemporary, collected feel. A short, dense pile and Turkish double knots show off the horizontal bands of small medallions and stripes and make the rug durable enough for daily use. Its saturated, natural palette gives the rug a subtle sheen that deepens with use.
The Khurjeen style grew out of the tribal weaving of the Afghan and Pakistani borderlands, where families knotted rugs by hand from the wool of their own sheep and dyed it with plants, roots, and bark. The result is a rug with the character of a tribal textile and the durability of a hand knotted wool rug.
Narrow bands of repeated motifs give the rug a calm, rhythmic structure. Tribal weavers valued repetition, and the repeated motifs here work like a pattern language that is easy to live with.
A graceful balance of pattern and restraint, this Khurjeen round rug is a hand knotted tribal area rug made to center the spaces where you gather. It suits a front entry, a small round dining table, or a cozy corner of a bedroom. Its geometric design and warm natural tones lend depth to traditional, modern, and cabin-style decor.
