For sale: "Queen of Carpets" Khodja Roshnai (size 274cm x 182cm, thickness 7mm, 275 knots PSI, weight 20kg) - completely hand-woven - plant-dyed - wool carpet. Khodja Roshnai is a hand-woven carpet from the Turkmen people of Afghanistan, known as the "Queen of Carpets," and is the highest grade of carpet in Afghanistan. It is also used as a gift, and the President of Afghanistan is a regular customer. This time, I really wanted one for myself, and after searching for six months, I was finally able to purchase it from a carpet shop in neighboring Pakistan. It is brand new and unused, with a lifespan of 40-50 years. I don't think there are many Khodja Roshnai of this size in Japan. For example, if you lay it in a 6-tatami mat room, it will fit elegantly, leaving a suitable space around the carpet, and the atmosphere of the room will become significantly more refined. It also goes well with Japanese-style rooms. Of course, it will also look great in a large room. Since it is made of wool, you can place furniture on it without any problems. Direct purchase from Afghanistan, where security is unstable, is difficult, and hand-woven items will become increasingly difficult to obtain in the future. Since it is all hand-woven, there may be some slight distortions when you look closely, but please understand that this is the beauty that machine-woven carpets do not have.