Afghan Balkh Rug luxury flooring Style: The term Turkmen Tekke

Style: The term Turkmen Tekke Engsi rug refers to a specific type of rug produced by the Tekke Turkmen people

The name 'Chobi' itself translates to 'colour like wood' in Farsi

natural wool

Roughly 50-60 years old

with a knot density that allows for a level of detail rarely seen in tribal weaving

Afghan Balkh Rug luxury flooring Style: The term Turkmen TekkeBalkh rugs carry the same origins as the Afghan Chobi tradition born in Northern Afghanistan, hand knotted by artisans whose craft has been passed down through generations. What sets this rug apart is the knot count. With approximately 2,500 knots per five centimetres, this is the highest quality available in Afghan Chobi weaving. That density shows in the surface. The design is more precise, the finish smoother, and the pile finer than a standard