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This hand-woven Chobi Kilim cushion cover was made in Afghanistan and selected for its bold striped pattern, wool texture, and handmade character. Its 45 x 45 cm size is suitable for sofas, beds, chairs, and decorative layering.
The design features deep burgundy, navy, black, yellow, and cream stripes with repeated geometric tribal details. The strong contrast and linear layout make it a striking accent piece for warm, character-rich interiors.
Chobi Kilim cushion covers are known for durable wool weaving, vegetable-dyed colours, and traditional Afghan workmanship. This piece is finished with a cotton backing and hidden zipper.
| Origin | Afghanistan |
| Construction | Hand Knotted |
| Dye Type | Natural dyes |
| Age Category | New |
| Authenticity | Certificate Included |
| SKU | CSN-925 |
Shipping
Free standard shipping on all rug orders within New Zealand. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and delivered within 4–5 business days.
Returns
We offer a 14-day change of mind return or exchange policy from the date of delivery. Return shipping must be arranged and paid for by the customer.
Rug Care
Rotate regularly to equalise sun exposure and vacuum with low suction. Act immediately on spills to prevent permanent stains.
Authenticity
Every rug at Nile Rugs is individually selected for its craftsmanship and quality. Certificate of authenticity included.
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