2'11x4'9 Vintage Afghan Tribal Rug | Hand Knotted Wool Area Rug | Navy Blue Burgundy All Over Diamond Lattice Rug | Bohemian Accent Rug

About this rug

Bring home a truly mesmerizing piece of nomadic artistry with this stunning vintage hand-knotted Afghan tribal rug, measuring exactly 2'11" x 4'9". Crafted by skilled tribal weavers using traditional techniques passed down through generations, this rug is a genuine collectible textile with extraordinary detail and soul. The deep navy blue and burgundy red field is entirely covered with a dense all-over diamond lattice pattern — thousands of tiny interlocking geometric cross and diamond motifs woven in burgundy, navy, ivory, and accents of lime green, pink, and red — creating a mesmerizing trellis effect that draws the eye across the entire surface. A delicate inner frame in blue and red outlines the field within the field, adding depth and layering to the overall composition. The wide black border is the true showstopper — richly filled with bold upright tribal tree, tulip, and floral botanical motifs in vivid orange, gold, lime green, ivory, and teal — a lush and colorful garden frame that gives this rug an almost tapestry-like quality, finished with original hand-tied fringe on both ends.

Type: Hand-knotted area rug
Style: Afghan tribal / Nomadic village rug
Material: 100% natural hand-spun wool pile on wool foundation
Pile: Medium wool pile
Design: Dense all-over diamond lattice trellis pattern in navy and burgundy with lime, pink and red accents framed by a wide black botanical border of tribal trees, tulips and floral motifs in orange, gold and teal
Colors: Navy blue, burgundy red, black, ivory, orange, lime green, teal, and pink
Condition: Vintage — shows natural age-related patina and slight color variation consistent with genuine handmade origin; no major damage
Use: Perfect as a bohemian accent rug, living room statement piece, bedroom centerpiece, entryway accent, or eclectic gallery piece — suits boho, maximalist, global traveler, and mid-century modern interiors beautifully

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