
Horizontal bands of small medallions and stripes in red, blue, and orange stack across the circle in a layered, saturated banded design. It is a bold tribal design and a red round Khurjeen rug with a warm, natural palette.
With bold hues and refined geometry, this hand knotted Khurjeen brings tribal artistry to the floor in 100% hand-spun wool. Its Turkish knotting and hand-spun wool give the horizontal bands of small medallions and stripes depth and a soft sheen that machine-made rugs cannot match. It brings together tribal heritage and contemporary appeal in a rug built to be lived on.
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. Ghazni wool is prized in this tradition for its softness and its ability to take natural dye, which is why the colors deepen and glow rather than flatten.
The narrow vertical bands show how tribal weavers built a design from many strips, each carrying its own repeated motif. Repetition was the point: rows of the same small symbol are often read as a kind of woven protection, and a full-size rug lets that rhythm run across the whole floor.
Steeped in artisan tradition, this hand knotted Khurjeen round rug adds warmth, depth and a sense of luxury to a dining room, entry, or reading corner. It suits a front entry, a small round dining table, or a cozy corner of a bedroom. Its tribal geometry and natural color sit beautifully beside both rustic and contemporary furnishings.
