9'x12' Hand-Knotted Rug |Father Star Fish Design | Organic Wool

SKU: 18508
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Ariana Rugs
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$18,000.00
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Design That Speaks Volumes. Craft That Tells a Story

A rare Afghan rug handcrafted by Hazara women—featuring Ariana’s exclusive Father Star Fish motif.

Product Description:

Introduce something truly rare into your next interior project. This Afghan hand-knotted rug, part of Ariana’s celebrated Transitional Collection, showcases the one-of-a-kind “Father Star Fish” design—a symbolic and organic motif that radiates movement, balance, and story.

Made from organic hand-spun wool on a natural cotton foundation, each knot is tied by the skilled hands of Hazara women artisans, preserving generations of weaving heritage. The color palette—blues, tans, pinks, corals, yellows, and browns—creates a sophisticated yet playful grounding element for any design concept, from earthy Californian modern to curated Parisian eclectic.

Benefits At a Glance:

  • Ethically Artisan-Made: Hand-knotted in Afghanistan by Hazara women preserving ancient craft.

  • Sustainable Materials: Organic wool + natural cotton = eco-conscious luxury.

  • Statement Design: Exclusive Father Star Fish motif—only from Ariana Rugs.

  • Palette Perfection: Muted, versatile tones with artful pops of color.

  • Investment-Worthy: One-of-a-kind rug backed by over 35 years of heritage and global trust.

Rug Specs:

  • Collection: Ariana Modern

  • Size: 12'2" x 9'

  • Material: Organic wool pile, natural cotton foundation

  • Weave: 100% hand-knotted

  • Origin: Afghanistan

  • Colors: Blue, tan, pink, coral, yellow, brown

  • Pile Height: Low/short pile

  • Condition: New | Artisan-made

Why Designers Choose Ariana Rugs:

You’re not just buying a rug—you’re investing in decades of experience, rare design, and ethical luxury. With Ariana Rugs’ deep roots in the global design trade, you’ll receive not just a product, but a legacy piece destined to elevate your space.

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