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Afghan War Rugs sold by Warrug.com

Since 1999 these rugs are some sold by warrug.com

For sale: Hand woven carpet from Afghanistan

Red Afghan War Rug with Green Helicopters

ID# 315
Date: 2002
Size: 39 x 61 inches
(99 x 155 cm)
Origin: Pakistan
Style: Red Rugs, a war rug classic.
Tribe: Turkman
Condition: This new Afghan war rug is in excellent condition. The first rug we ever bought was one of this pattern. Rug 315 has good drawing, meaning the overall layout and composition work well together. The helicopters and tanks are nicely laid out down the middle of the field and the AK-47's are accurately drawn and point in the same direction. Some people have wondered if the AK's pointing in the same direction mean it is a prayer rug, this is possible. The airplane border on this rug is simple and attractive. The best thing about this rug though is the color. The red if bright and vivid and the red contrasts the other colors very well.
This type of rug is essentially a Bokara rug with the guls replaced by weapons.
Another nice feature of this rug is the explosions coming out of the cannons on the tank.
Wool: Dense and thick short pile.
Sheen: Good.
Handle: Floppy.
Selvedge: Two cord red wool overcast.
Fringe: One inch cotton kilim, overhand knots and almost no fringe.
Pile: 4mm
Warp: Undyed cotton
Weft: Red wool, nice!
Warp Depression: Minimal warp depression
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet
For sale: Afghan War Rug or Conflict Carpet