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Expertly Handknotted by the Uzbek people of North West Afghanistan, our Shabargan rugs are rich tapestries of history and skill. Dating back to the late 16th century, these artisans imbue each piece with vibrant colors and detailed animal motifs, all dyed using traditional vegetable matter.

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    • Expertly Handknotted by the Uzbek people of North West Afghanistan, our Shabargan rugs are rich tapestries of history and skill. Dating back to the late 16th century, these artisans imbue each piece with vibrant colors and detailed animal motifs, all dyed using traditional vegetable matter.