Turkmen Wheat – Hand-Knotted Afghan Rug (Approx. 8’3″ × 11’10”) A statement of quiet power in slate gray, this Maymana-made masterpiece pairs Turkmen tribal poetry with modern restraint. Hand-knotted from luxurious Welayati Kurk wool, its geometric wheat-cluster motif brings a sense of abundance and calm to large living areas and dining rooms. If you’ve been searching for an 8×12 slate gray Afghan tribal rug with true collector pedigree, this is the heirloom that earns the spotlight. Video of the rug Key Features Size: Approx. 8’3″ × 11’10” (251 × 361 cm) Design: Turkmen tribal “Wheat” — geometric motifs depicting clustered ears of wheat Color: Sophisticated slate gray with naturally nuanced tonality Material: Welayati Kurk wool pile on a durable cotton foundation Construction: 100% hand-knotted; one-of-a-kind artisan work Quality Knotted at an impressive 100 KPSI, the pattern reads with crisp definition while maintaining a supple hand. Welayati Kurk wool—prized for its fine fiber and natural sheen—delivers a dense, velvety pile that resists wear and ages beautifully. The cotton foundation adds structural integrity, keeping edges true and the field flat for decades of daily use. Origin & Tradition Crafted in Maymana, Afghanistan, this rug continues the Turkmen weaving legacy where symbols carry meaning: wheat for prosperity, geometry for order. Each knot is placed by hand, preserving a lineage of artistry passed down through generations—authentic, ethical, and unmistakably unique.