Sultani Handmade Carpet

This Sultani Handmade Carpet showcases a striking all-over medallion design, hand-knotted using premium Ghazni wool known for its softness, strength, and natural sheen. A soft grey field is filled with a structured grid of rosette medallions in red, gold, sage green, navy, and teal, each connected by fine linear detailing, all framed by a bold red border patterned with repeating cross and tree motifs.

At Kelim Shop, we run our own production in Afghanistan, working directly with the weavers who create every rug by hand. This direct connection between artisan and customer allows us to offer authentic handmade craftsmanship at fair, accessible prices, without unnecessary steps in between.

The design of this Sultani Handmade Carpet reflects a clean, grid-based medallion tradition where evenly spaced rosettes create a balanced, rhythmic pattern across the field. The interplay of muted grey with vivid red, gold, and teal accents gives the piece a fresh, contemporary feel while remaining rooted in traditional hand-knotting construction. Small variations in color and knotting across the rug are part of its handmade character, making every piece completely one of a kind.

The soft grey base paired with colorful medallions gives this rug a versatile quality that works well in modern and transitional interiors, as well as more traditional spaces looking for a structured, richly patterned centerpiece.

Why choose this Sultani Handmade Carpet from Kelim Shop?

• Handmade in Afghanistan using traditional hand-knotting techniques
• Produced through our own direct production
• Made with genuine Ghazni wool
• All-over grid medallion pattern with bold cross-motif border
• Grey field with red, gold, green, navy, and teal accents
• Each rug has its own individual handmade character
• Fair and accessible pricing through direct-from-source production
• Suitable for modern, transitional, and traditional interiors

A Sultani Handmade Carpet is more than a floor covering. It brings color, craftsmanship, and character into a space, becoming a piece that only grows more appreciated with time.