Weave: Handmade, double knotted Material: Wool on cotton base Design: Turkoman tribal weave rug, Geometric Floral design Origin: Afghanistan An Afghan Turkoman geometric floral fine quality rug refers to a specific type of rug woven by the Turkoman people of Afghanistan. This style of rug features repeated motifs of geometric symbols with flower arrangements. It is known for its exceptional craftsmanship and high-quality material. The Turkoman people have a rich history of rug weaving, and their rugs are highly regarded for their traditional designs and techniques. The repeat design is a popular motif found in Turkoman rugs, characterized by a square with a flower design inside surrounded with geometric branches that is repeated throughout the rug's field. The term "fine quality" indicates that the rug is made using superior materials and showcases meticulous craftsmanship. Afghan Turkoman rugs are hand-knotted using high-quality wool, resulting in a dense and durable pile. These rugs are known for their attention to detail, precise weaving techniques, and intricate designs. Afghan Turkoman rugs are prized for their cultural significance, aesthetic appeal, and durability. They serve as both decorative pieces and functional floor coverings, adding a touch of traditional elegance to any space.