Brahea I

Crafted to improve with age and develop a patina in the tradition of antique carpets. The unique designs in this collection stem from an exploration of African culture and the shapes and colours found in its traditional textiles. Designed by Jawed Ahmadi, the compositions are mostly inspired by Kuba cloth, commonly produced in the Democratic Republic of Congo and typically characterised by vast and varied abstract geometric designs.

Material

Pure wool from the highlands of Afghanistan.

Colours

Black | Beige | Blue | Khaki green

Size

270 x 350 cm | Custom sizes also available.

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About the designers

The Ahmadi Brothers

The Ahmadi brothers were forced to leave Afghanistan in 1984 as refugees of The Soviet War, ultimately emigrating to the United States. Despite their newfound life in the United States, the family have committed to empowering women in Afghanistan.

Following Afghanistan’s liberation from the Taliban in 2003, the Ahmadi brothers returned to Kabul to establish their workshop, starting with just twenty local women. 15 years later, they currently employ 120 women and have seen the positive impact their recruitment has made. Turning to traditional fabrics, cloths and mats, their range explores modern interpretations of these designs while also approaching each collection with ethnographic sensibility.