Afghan handmade rug,Chobi . Size: 293x198 cm

Every Chobi rug in this line starts on a loom in Afghanistan, where a weaver ties each knot by hand. It's a Chobi-pattern piece, named for the muted, sun-faded palette the style deliberately imitates using vegetable dye rather than fading over decades, and you can see the difference up close. The wool takes natural dye unevenly on purpose, which is what gives a handmade rug that slight variation a machine-made one can't fake.

At 293 x 198 cm (9.6 x 6.5 ft), it's a solid anchor for a living or dining room — big enough that furniture can sit on it rather than around it. Being hand-knotted, it should soften and settle in over the first few months, the way natural-fibre rugs are meant to. Currently marked down from SR 7,500 to SR 6,382.