This firebrick Khal Mohammadi displays the bold geometric motifs that define this tribal weaving tradition. The deep red field carries repeating diamond medallions arranged in orderly rows, each outlined in contrasting dark borders that create strong visual rhythm across the surface. The rich firebrick tone dominates the palette while smaller accents of navy and ivory provide subtle contrast within the traditional pattern work.

Handwoven by Turkmen tribal weavers in northern Afghanistan, this rug represents centuries of nomadic carpet making expertise passed down through generations. The foundation uses sturdy cotton warps while the pile consists entirely of high-grade Ghazni wool, prized for its natural lanolin content and exceptional durability. Traditional natural dyes create the deep saturated colors that will retain their intensity for decades with proper care.

At nearly five by six and a half feet, this piece suits medium-sized living rooms as an anchor beneath seating arrangements or works well in bedrooms alongside queen beds. The geometric patterns and earthy palette complement both traditional and contemporary furnishings. Browse our complete Khal Mohammadi collection for similar tribal designs. Sourced directly by ALRUG from Afghan weavers since 2002, free worldwide shipping.