Mamluk wool rugs have a rich history that dates back to the 13th century in Central Asia, during the reign of the Mamluk Dynasty. Initially reserved for use by royal families within palaces, these rugs are meticulously crafted by hand with exceptionally fine knots. They are distinguished for featuring a prominent octagonal medallion as its central motif, which is surrounded by an array of sophisticated geometric designs adorning the bordersHandwoven by skilled artisans in Ghazni, Afghanistan, the rug is crafted using Ghazni handspun wool on a cotton foundation, ensuring both resilience and longevity. This large Mamluk area rug brings a blend of ancient craft and modern luxury into your home
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Mamluk wool rugs have a rich history that dates back to the 13th century in Central Asia, during the reign of the Mamluk Dynasty. Initially reserved for use by royal families within palaces, these rugs are meticulously crafted by hand with exceptionally fine knots. They are distinguished for featuring a prominent octagonal medallion as its central motif, which is surrounded by an array of sophisticated geometric designs adorning the bordersHandwoven by skilled artisans in Ghazni, Afghanistan, the rug is crafted using Ghazni handspun wool on a cotton foundation, ensuring both resilience and longevity. This large Mamluk area rug brings a blend of ancient craft and modern luxury into your home
