Indo Kashkuli handwoven rug — Persian nomadic design — 230×167 cm — used

Handcrafted Loribaft rug: a fine-knotted textile investment

This Indo Kashkuli rug represents the pinnacle of traditional Persian weaving, reinterpreted by master Indian weavers. With over 300,000 knots per square meter and virgin wool dyed with natural dyes, this 230 x 167 cm piece embodies the fusion of nomadic heritage and contemporary aesthetic sensibilities. A true textile investment, this Loribaft Kashkuli will appeal to collectors seeking authentic craftsmanship.

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The finest Indo Kashkuli rugs are handwoven rugs originating in India, made according to the style of the Persian Kashkuli nomads. They are distinguished by their very fine weave (often more than 300,000 knots per square meter) and detailed patterns. They are made using virgin hand-spun wool, often dyed with natural dyes.
Typically, these rugs feature strong, warm tones—red, blue, gold—and decorative geometric or floral designs. Thanks to their high knot density, these rugs are particularly durable, supple, and almost give the impression of being works of art for the floor. They are ideally suited to sophisticated and elegant interiors.

Carpet name: Indo Loribaft Kashkuli
Manufacturing: Handmade
Country of origin: India
Model: Kilim rug with artistic decoration
Condition: Very good, Perfect
Age: approximately 5–15 years
Thickness: mm 10