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triptych of hand-knotted wool rugs in a parallelogram shape. Featuring 3 rugs together: one large green, one blue and one plum. All have angled stripes and cut-out holes.
Large parallelogram hand-knotted wool rug in pink and plum colours and alternating stripes, angled with cut-out holes
A green hand-knotted wool rug featuring vertical stripes with light green borders and white cutout sections, shown on a plain white background.
A bluehand-knotted wool runner rug featuring vertical stripes with light blue borders and white cutout sections, shown on a plain white background.
blue hand-knotted wool runner rug with cut-out hole. Wooden chest with silver pot
A close-up of a dark navy blue rug with two horizontal cream stripes, shown on a light beige stone tile surface.
A modern interior hallway with a long blue runner rug on the floor, a matching vertical wall hanging, and a dark wooden console table against an off-white wall.
A light natural wood bento-style chair positioned next to a white table on a dark patterned rug with brown parquet accents.
A light natural wood chair viewed from above, placed on a dark patterned rug with vertical stripes and a brown parquet section.
A close-up of a dark rug with a geometric pattern, showing a large black section bordered by light green stripes, next to a brown parquet floor.
Light bento-style wooden chair on top of a green striped hand-knotted wool rug with large rectangular cut-outs showing parquet floor.
Large dark green hand-knotted wool rug with rectangular cut-out shapes. Bento-style chairs and table, white walls and a colourful abstract print on the wall.
A minimalist dining room setup featuring a light natural wood dining table and four matching chairs, suspended under three spherical pendant lights. The furniture is arranged on a dark patterned rug in front of a large horizontal window.
A close-up of a striped textile or rug pattern with alternating vertical bands in deep burgundy, maroon, and dark brown, separated by white negative-space gaps.

Open Fields Hand-knotted Rug Triptych

Sale price £53,370.00
Color:Triptych - 490cm x 600cm

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Hand-knotted Ghazni wool. Open edition.
triptych of hand-knotted wool rugs in a parallelogram shape. Featuring 3 rugs together: one large green, one blue and one plum. All have angled stripes and cut-out holes.
Open Fields Hand-knotted Rug Triptych Sale price £53,370.00
A minimalist dining room setup featuring a light natural wood dining table and four matching chairs, suspended under three spherical pendant lights. The furniture is arranged on a dark patterned rug in front of a large horizontal window.
Large dark green hand-knotted wool rug with rectangular cut-out shapes. Bento-style chairs and table, white walls and a colourful abstract print on the wall.
A modern interior hallway with a long blue runner rug on the floor, a matching vertical wall hanging, and a dark wooden console table against an off-white wall.
blue hand-knotted wool runner rug with cut-out hole. Wooden chest with silver pot
Light bento-style wooden chair on top of a green striped hand-knotted wool rug with large rectangular cut-outs showing parquet floor.

Farshid Moussavi

Farshid Moussavi OBE RA is an internationally acclaimed architect and Professor at Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Moussavi’s approach is characterised by an openness to change and a commitment to the intellectual and cultural life of architecture. Moussavi’s completed projects include the acclaimed Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland, USA; flagship stores for Victoria Beckham in London and Hong Kong, the Ismaili Center Houston, commissioned by His Highness the Aga Khan.

The 10th Anniversary collection

In celebration of ISHKAR's 10th anniversary, we have invited 10 artists and designers to interpret the rich cultural heritage of Afghanistan by designing a carpet each, which have all been handmade by master weavers in Afghanistan. 
The artists were each designers to each asked to create a unique rug design exploring the theme of “Togetherness”, in celebration of connection - across borders, cultures, and creative practices. 

10% of all sales will support the vital work of EMERGENCY hospitals in Afghanistan, providing free, high-quality care to people affected by conflict and poverty.

The Weavers

Situated at the heart of the ancient silk road, for millennia Afghanistan has been known for making some of the finest rugs in the world. Since 2016 ISHKAR has worked with master weavers in Afghanistan to produce luxurious rugs which marry traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.

Every step of the production process is made by hand, from the spinning and dyeing of the wool, to the trimming, binding and washing of the rug. Each piece has its own individual character and bears the distinct mark of the artisans who brought it to life.

The Wool

The carpets are hand-knotted using Ghazni wool, a variety of wool unique to Afghanistan known for its luxuriant finish as well as its unique way of absorbing colour which gives the carpets Abrash - the technical term used to describe the mottled effect given by each strand of wool's subtle variation of colour. 

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Fairtrade Partnership

ISHKAR is a certified Label STEP Fair Trade Partner. Label STEP's comprehensive fair trade standards encompass universal human rights, including the prohibition of child labour; working conditions; fair wages and eco-friendly production.

As a Certified STEP Fair Trade Partner, ISHKAR commits to independent audits throughout the supply chain. Through these combined efforts, ISHKAR and STEP reinforce industry sustainability and ethical standards, and help preserve centuries-old artisanal skills. 

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