



A small Herat Hazara Gelum of coral-amber ground with geometric diamond forms in dark navy and ivory β the warmer, more restrained voice in the Gelum group.
Not every Hazara Gelum announces itself at maximum volume. This piece β coral-amber ground, geometric diamond forms in deep navy, dark charcoal, and ivory β makes its case through warmth rather than intensity, the fewer tones creating a composition of greater formal calm without abandoning the characteristic energy of the type. The coral-amber ground provides a luminous base against which the darker geometric devices resolve with clear precision; the palette is warm and broadly compatible with a range of interior schemes. The Gelum tradition of the Hazara craftspeople of the Herat region spans centuries of nomadic and settled life β this piece represents its quieter register, no less accomplished for being less insistent. Woven entirely in wool in the slit-woven tapestry technique.
A hand-woven rug is an investment piece. With proper care it will last a lifetime and become a cherished heirloom. Each knot in this collection is tied by hand by nomadic tribesmen, making every piece entirely one of a kind.
Variations in colour and tone β known as abrash β are a hallmark of authentic handmade rugs, particularly tribal and vintage pieces. Wear and age only add to their beauty.
| Origin | Herat, Afghanistan |
| Tribe | Hazara |
| Technique | Slit-woven tapestry (Gelum) |
| Material | Wool |
| One of a kind | Yes |







