About Us

A quarter-century
of knots.

We are a family workshop in Kabul, weaving Afghanistan's heritage into every hand-knotted rug since 1999.

Since1999Kabul
Our Story

Handcrafted heritage, made in Afghanistan.

Kazimi Allahdad Rug Production Company was founded in 1999 by a family of weavers. In 2003 we returned home and rebuilt our looms in Kabul — and we have been weaving Afghanistan's heritage into every knot ever since.

Everything happens under our own roof: Ghazni wool is hand-spun and dyed with natural colours, knotted by hand, then washed, clipped and finished by families who have practised the craft for generations.

What We Stand For· 04 Values

Woven with purpose

  • Made entirely by hand

    Every knot is tied by a weaver's hand — no machines, no shortcuts, months of patient work per rug.

  • Natural materials

    Hand-spun Ghazni wool, coloured with madder, indigo and pomegranate — dyes that age beautifully.

  • Fair work for families

    Thousands of weaving families across Afghanistan earn a steady living through our workshop.

  • Heritage kept alive

    Chub-Rang, Kazak and Sherwan patterns passed down through generations, woven exactly as they should be.

Our Journey· Since 1999

A family story

  1. 1999

    Founded

    Kazimi Allahdad Rug Production Company is established by a family of master weavers.

  2. 2003

    Back home

    The workshop returns to Afghanistan and rebuilds its looms in Kabul.

  3. 2010s

    Growing families

    Thousands of weaving families join, from Ghazni wool spinners to finishers.

  4. Today

    Recognised

    Registered with AISA and the Ministry of Commerce, delivering rugs worldwide.

Our Craft· 04 Steps

From Fleece to Floor

  • Hand-spun
  • Hand-knotted
  • Hand-finished
  1. Wool & Natural Dyes
    01

    Wool & Natural Dyes

    Ghazni wool is hand-spun, then dyed in large vats with madder, indigo and pomegranate.

    Ghazni2–3 weeks
  2. Hand Knotting
    02

    Hand Knotting

    Weavers tie every knot by hand — a single rug can take months on the loom.

    Family looms3–9 months
  3. Washing & Clipping
    03

    Washing & Clipping

    Each rug is washed, stretched and clipped to an even pile that reveals the pattern.

    Kabul workshop1–2 weeks
  4. Finishing the Edges
    04

    Finishing the Edges

    Sides are bound and fringes finished by hand so the rug lasts for generations.

    Kabul workshop3–5 days

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Years of craft

A rug is never just a rug. It is months of a family's hands, a region's colours, and a story that will outlive us all.

The Kazimi Workshop · Kabul